Requirements Elicitation and Software Development Processes

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Requirements

Two. Requirements Documentation

Four. Modeling Tools and Methodologies Using UML

A. Requirements Elicitation

Techniques for Gathering Requirements

Five. Observation and Job Shadowing -

Six. Document Analysis-Reviewing

Seven. Brainstorming Sessions - Collaborative sessions to explore ideas.

Effective Use of Requirements Gathering Tools

Brainstorming Sessions

Functional versus Non-functional Requirements

Key Documents:

Two. Non-functional Requirements

Types of Non-functional Requirements:

Functional Requirements

Definition

How to Gather Functional and Non-functional

One. Functional Requirements:

Two. Requirements Documentation

Three. Requirements Maintenance and Management

Four. Modeling Tools and Methodologies Using UML

Five. Testing of Requirements

Sample User Stories

Acceptance Criteria:

Acceptance Criteria:

Acceptance Criteria:

Activity Eleven) Title: Creating User Stories for Your Proposed System

Instructions:

Suggested Activities

Activity Twelve) Title: Creating a Survey Questionnaire for the Proposed Information System

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