Software requirements-define stage

When the Discover stage of the software requirement is completed, that is, the feasibility study is completed, the company decides to launch the project/product.

After the release, the define stage of the software requirement is entered. The define stage includes the following:

1) analyze the project risks and compile the project risk control report. In China, this report is equivalent to a decoration and document writing.

Let's put it there. Why? Because controlling risks requires costs, the Chinese boss does not want costs. What the boss wants is

It is money & money.
2) Clarify the functional requirements of the project and sort out the project requirement documents.
There may be more than one functional requirement document, and each subsystem may have a separate requirement document; uncertain functional requirements

TBD should be used for marking; functional requirement documents may include data dictionaries. Functional requirements should be organized by the Project Development Manager

Yes, but for the projects I participate in, the requirement documents are all completed by Xiao Bing. Haha, because the functional requirement documents are too trivial,

When you are an official, you do not need to do this kind of thing without a sense of accomplishment. Of course, the functional requirement documents of some projects must be signed by users.

, Such document companies will pay more attention.
3) create a requirement tracking matrix)
The scope matrix should be completed and tracked by the Project Development Manager.

There is a seniorProgramThe member unswervingly told me that the scope matrix is developed by the project

It took me some time to do this by the Configuration Manager. Later I thought about how to use the scope matrix.

Later development, developers should also be development managers.
4) Functional Requirements Review
The review of functional requirements should be initiated by the project manager, with the participation of industry experts and customers.

Review notes.