what we get from srs doc ?
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Answer / munna
Software Requirement Specification(SRS)consists of
Functional & Non-Functional Requirements to be developed.
Functional: a,b inputs
+ operation
1 output
Non-Functional: output shud come in 0.5 sec (peformance)
Background should be Blue color
Run on windows & Linux platforms
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Answer / preethi
SRS document is the derived Document from the BRS Document.
In BRS Document we have all the possible specifications from
the Customer in Detail.
Where as in SRS document we have Customer Specifications in
terms of Functional Specifications and Non functional
Specifications in Detail.
Using that one can able to Design HLD and LLD and from there
Coding from that Testing and the cycle will go like this.
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Preethi.G
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Answer / raghu
SRS is a system requirement specification which gives an
idea of the environment for that application.
PLs revert back if the answer is
wrong..test_professional7@yahoo.co.in
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Answer / g.mallikarjun
SRS is System (software)Requirement Specifications.
from srs we will get software reuirements which are derived
from client requirements.
mallikarjun.g@zapak.com
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Answer / pradeep kumar
SRS Document is a two way insurance policy that, ensure
both client and organization. It’s a parent document which
subsequent Software design description, Test Plan, Test
Cases and user documents.
It's important to note that an SRS contains functional and
nonfunctional requirements only; it doesn't offer design
suggestions, possible solutions to technology or business
issues, or any other information other than what the
development team understands the customer's system
requirements
to be.
It’s a blueprint which provides feedback to client
It’s Decompose the user problem in natural language
It’s serves as input for validation checks
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Answer / padma
From SRS Requirement are documented and from them Highlevel
design document and then Low level design document are derived.
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