Non-Functional Requirements Flashcards
It is essential for describing the quality attributes, constraints, and behaviors that a system should exhibit.
Non-Functional Requirements
It refers to how quickly a system responds to requests or performs tasks.
Performance
It ensures that a system can handle increasing workloads without compromising performance.
Scalability
It addresses the protection of data and resources from unauthorized access and attacks.
Security
It is the system’s ability to perform consistently without failures.
Reliability
It refers to how easy and intuitive it is for users to interact with the system.
Usability
It specifies the system’s ability to be operational and accessible at all times.
Availability
It ensures that the system can be updated and fixed efficiently with minimal effort.
Maintainability
It refers to the system’s ability to work across different environments, platforms, or devices.
Compatibility
It ensures that the system can be moved from one environment or platform to another with minimal changes.
Portability
It refers to the system’s ability to interact and function with other systems and software.
Interoperability
It is the adherence to relevant legal, regulatory, or industry standards.
Compliance
