Process Component: Requirements Discipline

Description

The Requirements Discipline process component provides a view into the underlying process elements that relate to the Requirements Discipline configured for the software project.

This discipline view aligns with a somewhat more traditional view of process definition adopted in waterfall process lifecycles and as such can be useful to those transitioning from waterfall to iterative.

Dependencies

Depends on the Management process component.

Content

• Description: Requirements
  • Description: Concepts
    • Concept: Requirements
    • Concept: Types of Requirements
  • Description: Workflow
    • Description: Analyze the Problem
      • Guideline: Brainstorming and Idea Reduction
      • Guideline: Requirements Workshop
      • Guideline: Going from Business Models to Systems
      • Guideline: Fishbone Diagrams
      • Guideline: Pareto Diagrams
    • Description: Understand Stakeholder Needs
      • Guideline: Interviews
      • Guideline: Requirements Workshop
      • Guideline: Use-Case Workshop
      • Guideline: Storyboarding
      • Guideline: Role Playing
      • Guideline: Brainstorming and Idea Reduction
      • Guideline: Review Existing Requirements
      • Concept: User-Centered Design
    • Description: Define the System
      • Guideline: Requirements Workshop
      • Guideline: Use-Case Workshop
      • Guideline: Storyboarding
    • Description: Manage the Scope of the System
      • Whitepaper: Applying Requirements Management with Use Cases
    • Description: Refine the System Definition
      • Whitepaper: Applying Requirements Management with Use Cases
    • Description: Manage Changing Requirements
      • Whitepaper: Applying Requirements Management with Use Cases
      • Whitepaper: Traceability Strategies for Managing Requirements with Use Cases
  • Description: Guidelines
    • Guideline: Important Decisions in Requirements
  • Discipline’s Activity Overview: Activity Overview