What are the properties of a good requirement?
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Answer / savita
Requirements should be simple and straight forward.
Requirements should describe users need and things the
system/application should do to satisfy that need.
Requirements should not be vague.
Requirement should abe accurate and describe the
functionality to be delivered.
Requirements must be feasible, prioritized, necessary for
the project, umambigious and verifiable and correct.
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Answer / ashok.hugar
1) Requirement should be pointwise
2) Requirement should be clear and easy to understand
3) Requirement should cover All the functionality of the
application
4) Requirement should not change frequently
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