TAILIEUCHUNG - Lecture Requirement engineering - Chapter 7: Requirement management

Lecture Requirement engineering - Chapter 7: Requirement management. This chapter presents the following content: Requirement management, requirements change factors, traceability, traceability across the life cycle,. | Requirement Management Requirement Management is a process to organize and manage Requirement to ensure all requirements are satisfactorily implemented and accepted Requirements Management Change control Version control Requirements tracing Requirements status tracking Proposing changes Analyzing impact Making decisions Updating requirements documents Updates plans Measuring requirements volatility Defining a version identification scheme Identifying requirements document versions Identifying individual requirement versions Defining a possible requirement statuses Recording the status of each requirement Reporting the status distribution of all requirements Defining links to other requirements Defining links to other system elements Requirements errors, conflicts, and inconsistencies May be detected at any phase (when requirements are analyzed, specified, validated, or implemented) Evolving customer/user knowledge of the system When the requirements are developed, customers/users simultaneously develop a better understanding of what they really .

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