First Discussion.
In this week's lecture materials, you were asked this week to conduct online research about the characteristics of well- and poorly-written solution requirements: user, functional, project, and regulatory requirements. What did you find?
1. What are some of the features of well-written requirements?
2. What are some of the most common problems with writing requirements?
3. Did you find any internet site(s) that you would especially recommend to others?
For each answer, be sure to provide the URL of the internet source you used. Cite a minimum of 2 distinct websites.
To successfully complete this discussion board, you'll need to post your initial responses to these questions no later .
Second Discussion.
For our second discussion topic this week (and now that we know all about writing good solution requirements from the first discussion board), let's practice writing requirements for the Rosa County case study project (you'll get a chance to write requirements for your individual case study project NEXT week, so let's use this week as a "writing requirements lab.")
1. First, write at least 3 requirements statements for the Rosa County case study. The requirements can focus on any type: user, functional, project, or regulatory requirements.
2. As you read and respond to posts from your fellow students, do you find those requirements provide enough detail? Are you "practicing what we preached" in this week's first discussion board? What would you add or change (provide constructive suggestions only, of course.)
Attachment:- Rosa_county_case_study.rar