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123 Cornerstone Drive
Elgin, Illinois 55485
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Mylecia Anders
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Planning Phase
Task
Owner
Satart
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%
Status
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100
Complete
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Complete
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Complete
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Complete
Analysis Phase
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0
Not Started
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0
Not Started
Create Applicable Process Model
9/23/2013
0
Not Started
Create Applicable Data Model
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0
Not Started
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Not Started
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Not Started
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Not Started
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- 1. Software requirements specification in the real world – The good, the bad & the uglyBy Tobias Andersen
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- 3. Definition according to wikipedia...A Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is a complete description of the behavior of the system to be developed. It includes a set of use cases that describe all the interactions the users will have with the software. In addition to use cases, the SRS also contains nonfunctional (or supplementary) requirements. Non-functional requirements are requirements which impose constraints on the design or implementation (such as performance engineering requirements, quality standards, or design constraints).
- 4. Why?Why do we need a SRS...
- 5. At a glance...Where REQUIREMENTS can help
- 6. What often happens...Bad RequirementsBad Assignment
- 7. You cannot build what you do not understand
- 8. No amount of SPIN can replace a quality product
- 9. Starting off wrong, leads to a short lifeBad RequirementsBad ExecutionBad LongevityBad Value
- 10. Bad Input leads to Bad outputBad Requirements
- 11. So what is a better way?The SRS lifecycle
- 12. Its not a scienceCan I do it?
- 13. The Good (Case 1)Project brief: Substitute X resource with Y resource on the clients corporate website.UX have created a ”resource map”, which is located on our internal project server.Projected duration: 1 business day.Estimated rate of success: >75%.
- 14. The Good (case 1) it was a piece of cake.Technical brief: Substitute X resource with Y resource on the clients corporate website at ftp://mysite.com. See sitemap from UX @ \\{server}\{project} for further details on the resource-2-page mappings.Actual development time: 1½ business day.Actual rate of success: 100%.
- 15. The BAD (case 2)Project brief: Substitute X resource with the document we uploaded last month to our clients corporate website.
- 16. Projected duration: ½ - 1 business day.
- 17. Estimated rate of success: 75% 50%.The Bad (case 2) we got lucky...Technical brief: Substitute X resource with its predecessor (unknown document, ask Claus he worked on it a month ago) on the clients corporate website at ftp://mysite.com.See sitemap from UX @ \\{server}\{project} for further details on the resource-2-page mappings.
- 18. Actual development time: ½ business day.
- 19. Actual rate of success: 50%.The UGLY (case 3) it’s not a science, it’s black magicProject brief: Hi Tobias. ”Your account manager asked me to forward you this email discussion that describes our change requests. If you have any questions feel free to contact me (p.s: I might be busy, but leave a message and I will get back to you ASAP.). Have a nice day! ”
- 20. Projected duration: ? business day.
- 21. Estimated rate of success: The Ugly (case 3) not even the Beauty could love this BeastTechnical brief: Read this email thread and do the needful!
- 22. Actual development time: Just bill the client by the hour. Job nr. is 00911.
- 23. Actual rate of success: 0%.What have we learnedA well-crafted SRS document mitigates risk.
- 24. SRS does not have to be 50 page documents. It can be something as simple as a set of use cases defining the clients needs.How to convert the Ugly into the GoodWhen in doubt ask your client. If they don’t know, chances are you don’t need to know.
- 25. Express your needs in a form that a 5 year old could understand!Good Input enables Beautiful output
Editor's Notes
- #3: Dark arts of Software Requirement Specification. Why do we need it, where does it go wrong (samples), who can do it?
- #4: 3 key points about SRS content according to wikipedia.
- #5: Business processes are complex. (the devil is in the details) Software is rarely the work of a single individual. (teams need to communicate)