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0100 RequirementsWorksheet TypesLevels

The document provides a requirements worksheet to help understand and elicit requirements for a product or project. It includes sections to identify different types of requirements such as features, behaviors, and tasks. It also has sections to classify requirements by level, such as business, stakeholder, and solution requirements. Finally, it addresses classifying requirements by type, such as functional, non-functional, constraints, and business rules. The worksheet provides a structured approach to categorizing requirements.

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0100 RequirementsWorksheet TypesLevels

The document provides a requirements worksheet to help understand and elicit requirements for a product or project. It includes sections to identify different types of requirements such as features, behaviors, and tasks. It also has sections to classify requirements by level, such as business, stakeholder, and solution requirements. Finally, it addresses classifying requirements by type, such as functional, non-functional, constraints, and business rules. The worksheet provides a structured approach to categorizing requirements.

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Requirements Worksheet

UNDERSTAND AND ELICIT REQUIREMENTS

Section 1: Product or Project Requirements

A. Identify the requirement each phrase best describes:


___ Explain features and functionality
___ Behaviors A. Product
___ Training needs B. Project
___ Tasks
___ Testing resources
___ Explain details, outputs, and discussions
___ Properties
___ Solution installation

Section 2: Requirement Level

A. Match up each phrase with the requirement level it best describes:


___ Explains capabilities and features of the end result
___ Explains organizational objectives and goals C. Business
___ Helps the organization get from the current state to the D. Stakeholder
E. Solution
future state
F. Transition
___ Explains wants and needs of the user

B. Match up each example with the requirement level it fits into:


___ Decrease college tuition costs by 10%
___ The old system will remain accessible for 30-days after the
switch to the new system is made
G. Business
___ Contains both functional and non-functional requirements
H. Stakeholder
___ Offer curbside pickup for online orders
I. Solution
___ Warn the user when their input is invalid J. Transition
___ Prompt the user asking if they would like to complete another
transaction
___ Ability to generate a report of my team's sales
___ Users will attend a training session to learn the new features of
the system
___ I can disable another user's login access
Understand and Elicit Requirements

Section 3: Requirement Types

A. Match up each phrase with the requirement type it best describes


___ Explain the features of the solution
___ The system will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
___ Allow the entry of a phone number K. Functional
___ Valid phone numbers will be in this format (###) ###-#### L. Non-functional
___ Present a warning if the entered email address appears to be
invalid
___ Prompt the user asking if they would like a receipt

B. Match up each phrase with the requirement type it best describes


___ Automated system processes must run outside of typical
business hours
___ Quality Assurance team members will not be available to assist
with testing M. Constraint
N. Business Rule
___ Our employees have little experience with the Salesforce
software
___ Every employee must scan their ID card to enter the building
___ The total project budget is $25,000
___ All employees must have a unique code to log into the system

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