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The document discusses the key areas of effort in software requirements analysis: problem recognition, evaluation and synthesis, modeling, specification, and review. It emphasizes understanding the software in the system context and establishing communication to ensure problem recognition. The goals are to identify the basic problem elements as perceived by customers and users. It also lists the main analysis concepts as identifying the customer, building analysis models, focusing on data and function, representing behavior, prototyping uncertain areas, developing a specification to guide design, and conducting formal technical reviews.
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The document discusses the key areas of effort in software requirements analysis: problem recognition, evaluation and synthesis, modeling, specification, and review. It emphasizes understanding the software in the system context and establishing communication to ensure problem recognition. The goals are to identify the basic problem elements as perceived by customers and users. It also lists the main analysis concepts as identifying the customer, building analysis models, focusing on data and function, representing behavior, prototyping uncertain areas, developing a specification to guide design, and conducting formal technical reviews.
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System Engineering - Analysis Concepts

SoItware requirements analysis may be divided into Iive areas oI eIIort: (1) problem
recognition, (2) evaluation and synthesis, (3) modeling, (4) speciIication, and (5) review.
Initially, the analyst studies the System SpeciIication (iI one exists) and the SoItware Project
Plan.
It is important to understand soItware in a system context and to review the soItware
scope that was used to generate planning estimates. Next, communication Ior analysis must be
established so that problem recognition is ensured. The goal is recognition oI the basic problem
elements as perceived by the customer/users.

Analysis Concepts
o identiIy the 'customer and work together to negotiate 'product-level requirements
o build an analysis model
o Iocus on data
o deIine Iunction
o represent behavior
o prototype areas oI uncertainty
o develop a speciIication that will guide design
o conduct Iormal technical reviews





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requirements
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Specification
Review

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