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Hello Friends, I have a short question: When is a SRS done? After it has been signed off!! No,no req_engineer...
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An SRS (Software Requirement Specification) is complete when the customer authenticates the as-designed production baseline, typically at FCA (Functional...
Bill Trest
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Jun 2, 2007
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This sounds interesting. What does it mean? Bill Trest <bill_trest2002@...> wrote: An SRS (Software Requirement Specification) is complete when...
vickydhiman
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Jun 3, 2007
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Sign off is for 'SRS' and it is the deliverable of 'Requirement Analysis (RA)' which is an important activity of 'Requirement Engineering'. Thanks & Regards R...
R C Goyal
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The functionality of a system has been defined when following has been done: * The functions within the scope of the system have been decomposed to a level...
Tony Markos
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Jun 4, 2007
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What didn't you understand? ... Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha! Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's economy) at Yahoo! Games. [Non-text...
Bill Trest
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Dear all I'm looking for people who have several years experience in requirements engineering and who would be willing to participate in a short telephone...
sarrie_t
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Sarah, I've been using TOC (Theory of Constraints) Thinking Processes to map this kind of information. TOC makes profound use of logic to build...
Adail Retamal
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Dear Colleague, As you may know, Softletter, now in its 23rd year of publication, publishes a series of annual salary surveys that cover senior job titles in...
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Hello: My name is Dave Henderson and I am a doctoral student at Virginia Tech majoring in Information Systems. I am conducting a web-based survey for my...
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Hi I want to discuss the gold-plating features for software development. Gold plating called as "adding features to the system that are not specified in the...
Kasim Sen
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Jun 11, 2007
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Kasim, Sensitive area here. Simply gold-plating a product is a supplier risk. It dilutes your resources, and you end up possibly delivering features with...
Knirk, Dwayne L
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I have been asked to create "as-built requirements" for a complex application in maintenance mode. At present, I don't have the application installed, and I...
Jean Richardson
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Jun 12, 2007
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Is anyone aware of metrics that help estimate the time required for development of requirements for both new applications and applications in maintenance mode?...
Jean Richardson
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Hello Sara I am doing Mphil in software engineering and currently doing final thesis related to requirements engineering. I am also working as Business and...
Suleman Sadiq
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The as-designed configuration is documented in an SRS (Software Requirement Spec or Type B-5). The as-built product configuration is documented in an SPS...
Bill Trest
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Yes, see the Constuctive Cost Estimation Model (COCOMO) work of Dr. Barry Boehm. ... Get your own web address. Have a HUGE year through Yahoo! Small Business. ...
Bill Trest
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Assuming you may deliver 'dead-code' (we cannot) there may be evolving future features or planned re-use items hidden from the customer, that could be...
Bill Trest
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Interesting. My boss has reviewed this model and discarded it as not useful. I'll take a look at it again. Are there any other models you can suggest? ...
Jean Richardson
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Why did your boss discard COCOMO? The US Air Force and Navy support the model. Was there some level of discomfort with 'counting' lines of code? My employer...
Bill Trest
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Jean: There is always a need for an "As Is" analysis. When I took the Yourdon class on data flow diagramming, they told us that ninty-eight percent (98%) of...
Tony Markos
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Tony - Your comments regarding use cases are very interesting to me. I tend to think of an application as a collection of use cases derived from a user ...
Jean Richardson
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The reason for the 98% figure is so that you understand the architecture and components of the system already in place. Then...with that understanding you can...
J. Guhlke
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Jean: The first step in functional modeling is so important! The primary reason data flow diagrams were invented was to address the overwhelming tendency of ...
Tony Markos
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Jay: If your "As Is" consists of all manual processes - no computers at all - how does one use Uses Cases to model it? Thanks, Tony ... ...
Tony Markos
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Good Question Tony, First let me start off by saying I would rather use activity diagrams rather than use cases to model processes any day of the week. The...
J. Guhlke
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Dear Jean one defines it as % of total project efforts and is organization specific, derived based upon the logged-in RA-efforts in past projects. Often...
R C Goyal
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I have found in my experience that modeling a totally manual process is quite effective. I have used use cases augmented with workflow models using the UML...
Lilia Lee
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I realize that I'm coming late to this discussion, so if this has already been mentioned, I apologize. One question: why do you have to do requirements on the...
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I try not to fall in love with existing software. Some feel that maintaining existing software is always the best action. ... Luggage? GPS? Comic books? Check...
Bill Trest
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