Chapter 6 Flashcards
system requirement
something that the system must do or a property that it must have
also called a business requirement
Functional vs Non Functional requirements
Functional - something the system must do
ex) a car must start
Non Functional - a property or quality the system must have
ex) a car has air conditioning
criteria for system requirements
consistent complete feasible required accurate traceable verfiable
what is the process of requirements discovery
- problem discovery and analysis
- requirements discovery
- documenting and analyzing requirements
- requirements management
what is pieces in terms of problem discovering
the need to correct or improve…
performance information economics control or security efficiency service
what are system objectives
- The expectations for a new system
- Measurable statements of business performance
ex) decrease by 50 percent time to blah blah
what are system constraints
*any limitation on achieving system objectives
schedule
cost
technology
policy
requirements discovery
given an understanding of problems, the system analyst can start to DISCOVER SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
fact finding
the formal process of using techniques (sampling, interviews, etc.) to collect information about system problems, requirements, and preferences. also called information gathering or data collection
requirements management
the process of managing changes to the requirements
what are the seven fact finding techniques
- sampling
- research and site visits
- observations of the work environment
- questionaries
- interviews
- prototyping
- joint requirements planning