yjchong514
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During software requirement gathering phase
Dear EE members,
I am talking about User Requirement Gathering phase in software development life cycle.
As usual, the end-user will request a lot of requirements to convert the current manual system to a computerised
system.
As a fresh software developer, how to know what type of user requirement can be accepted and what type of user requirement is impossible to implement?
Rgds,
yjchong514
I am talking about User Requirement Gathering phase in software development life cycle.
As usual, the end-user will request a lot of requirements to convert the current manual system to a computerised
system.
As a fresh software developer, how to know what type of user requirement can be accepted and what type of user requirement is impossible to implement?
Rgds,
yjchong514
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Dear EE members,
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yjchong514
ALL of you have given me the BEST opinion.
I appreciated your kindness.
Thank you!
Regards,
yjchong514
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Can you give an example for:
For every "shall" statement, write a corresponding test in a Systems Test Document that will fully verify the correctness of the "shall" statement. If unable to figure out how to test this statement, then remove the requirement.