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The document introduces concepts related to requirements engineering for a software project. It discusses user and system requirements, including functional and non-functional requirements. As an example, it analyzes requirements for an Indian railway reservation system, identifying different user types and their expectations of the system. It also discusses documenting, eliciting, analyzing and classifying requirements.
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This document summarizes a lecture on requirements engineering. It discusses defining functional and non-functional requirements, writing user and system requirements, and techniques for gathering requirements such as interviews and questionnaires. The key aspects of requirements engineering are establishing customer needs, analyzing and documenting system constraints and services, and checking requirements for validity, consistency and completeness.
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The document describes requirements for an online conference management system using a three-tier architecture. It defines functional requirements for different user types including program chairs, authors, and reviewers. Non-functional requirements address usability, security, performance and other qualities. Use case and sequence diagrams model adding a conference. The domain model depicts the structure of conferences, users, submissions and other entities. Overall an iterative development approach is proposed using a three-tier architecture to separate the user interface, business logic and data layers.
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The document discusses identifying requirements from problem statements. It begins by explaining the importance of requirements identification as the first step of any software development project. It then discusses objectives like identifying ambiguities, inconsistencies, and incompleteness in requirements. The document categorizes requirements as functional and non-functional. It provides examples of each and discusses identifying them from problem statements. It also discusses preparing a Software Requirements Specification once requirements are identified.
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This document discusses requirements engineering for software projects. It begins by defining what requirements are, noting that they can range from abstract statements to detailed specifications. There are three types of requirements documents: requirements definition for customers, requirements specification for contracts, and software specifications for developers. The document outlines the sources of requirements, key tasks in requirements engineering like elicitation and validation, and challenges in getting requirements right. It also discusses techniques for gathering requirements like inception, collaborative meetings, use cases, and elaboration of requirements into an analysis model.
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The document discusses requirements definition and system modeling. It defines requirements as conditions or capabilities needed by stakeholders to solve problems or achieve objectives. Requirements should be defined at three levels - business, user, and product. Business requirements define problems to be solved or opportunities addressed. User requirements describe functionality from the user perspective. Product requirements specify functionality that must be built into the software. System modeling helps understand functionality and communicate with customers using models from different perspectives. Requirements definition and system modeling lay the foundation for software development.
Unit 2.ppt
This document discusses requirements engineering and provides information on various topics related to establishing requirements for a software system. It covers functional and non-functional requirements, the software requirements specification document, requirements engineering processes such as elicitation and analysis, and requirements validation and management. Various types of requirements like user requirements, system requirements, and functional and non-functional requirements are defined. Methods for writing requirements specifications, conducting requirements elicitation through interviews, scenarios, and use cases are also described.
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The document discusses different types of requirements for software systems. It defines requirements as statements that describe what a system must do. There are two main types: functional requirements, which define the behaviors and functions of the system, and non-functional requirements, which define qualities like performance, reliability, and security. Requirements must be clear, unambiguous statements to avoid issues during system development. Domain requirements also exist that are specific to the application area of the system.
Requirements engineering
The document discusses key aspects of requirements engineering including types of requirements, the requirements engineering process, and techniques used in requirements elicitation and analysis. It describes user requirements, system requirements, functional requirements, non-functional requirements, and domain requirements. The requirements engineering process involves activities like feasibility studies, requirements elicitation and analysis, requirements specification, validation, and management. Requirements elicitation and analysis techniques include requirements discovery, classification and organization, prioritization and negotiation, and documentation.
Requirements engineering
The document discusses key aspects of requirements engineering including types of requirements, the requirements engineering process, and techniques used in requirements elicitation and analysis. It describes user requirements, system requirements, functional requirements, non-functional requirements, and domain requirements. The requirements engineering process involves activities like feasibility studies, requirements elicitation and analysis, requirements specification, validation, and management. Requirements elicitation and analysis techniques include requirements discovery, classification, prioritization, documentation, and dealing with issues that can arise.
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The document provides an overview of requirements engineering for software development. It discusses the importance of requirements specification, different types of requirements (functional, non-functional), and techniques for modeling requirements such as data flow diagrams, entity relationship diagrams, and structured English.
Object oriented analysis &design - requirement analysis
This document discusses object-oriented analysis and design (OOAD) requirements. It covers what requirements are, which include statements describing what a proposed system must do or constraints on its development. Requirements must contribute to solving the customer's problem and be agreed upon by stakeholders. Requirements can be functional, describing what the system should do, or non-functional, describing quality, performance, design, platform, and process constraints. Examples of functional requirements include system inputs/outputs and computations. Non-functional requirements constrain the system's quality, performance, design, environment, and development process.
Requirements engineering
This chapter discusses requirements engineering, which involves establishing the services customers require from a system and the constraints it operates under. It describes different types of requirements like functional and non-functional requirements. Functional requirements specify system services and behaviors, while non-functional requirements constrain aspects like timing and development process. The chapter also covers topics like ambiguous requirements, completeness, consistency, and how requirements are documented in a software requirements specification.
SE_Lec 03_Requirements Analysis and Specification
The document discusses requirements engineering and defines what requirements are. It explains that requirements include functional and non-functional requirements. Functional requirements define what a system should do, while non-functional requirements define properties like usability, performance and reliability. The document also describes the requirements engineering process, which involves gathering, analyzing, documenting and managing requirements.
INTRODUCTION to software engineering requirements specifications
The document discusses software requirements and their importance. It defines requirements as specifications of what a system should implement. Requirements include functional requirements that describe system services and non-functional requirements that constrain the system or development process. User requirements are high-level descriptions written for users, while system requirements provide more detailed specifications. An effective software requirements specification establishes agreements between customers and developers, reduces defects, and provides a baseline for project planning, validation, and future enhancements.
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The document discusses software requirements including functional and non-functional requirements, user requirements, system requirements, and the software requirements document. It describes the requirement engineering process, types of requirements, and issues with requirements. It also provides details on how to specify and document requirements.
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- 4. Quiz 0 Assume, you are analyzing an existing railway reservation system for devising enhancements. Answer the following questions with reference to any railway reservation system you are familiar with. Please write your assumptions clearly. i) Who are the various kinds of users of the system? What are their expectations of the system? ii) Will a system administrator who manages the system be a user? Justify your answer ? iii) List as many functional requirements of the system as possible ? iv) Write down five non-functional requirements of the system ?
- 5. Quiz 0 (contd.) v) Write down any additional requirements you would like to add to the system? (mention clearly whether they are functional or non-functional requirements) vi) Suppose, the system under study has no facility for making reservations using SMS. The customer wants this feature to be implemented. Is this requirement functional? If no, can you think of a way of implementing this non-functional requirement in terms of any existing functional requirements ? vii) What process model would you adopt in building the system? Explain why and give two other models you would not use, explaining why.
- 30. Structured Natural Language XYZ software/SRS/1.2.4 Function: Description: Inputs: Source: Outputs: Destination: Action: Requires: Pre-condition: Post-condition: Side-effects:
- 31. Structured Natural Language contd… Indian railway reservation software/SRS/1.2.4 Function: reservation Description: makes a reservation on behalf of a customer, reservation clerk, or travel agent. Inputs: journey date, source station, destination station, train code etc. Source: customer / reservation clerk / travel agent Outputs: printed ticket or non-availability status message Destination: customer / reservation clerk / travel agent
- 32. Structured Natural Language Indian railway reservation software/SRS/1.2.4 Action: if seats/berths are available reserve them, otherwise send a non-availability status message to the user Requires: Pre-condition: required seats/berths are unreserved Post-condition: required seats/berths are reserved and no more available for reservation. Side-effects: None