What is-requirement-traceability-matrix-and-why-is-it-needed-
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The requirement traceability matrix (RTM) is used to track project requirements and ensure they are met. It includes various types such as reverse, forward, and bi-directional traceability matrices to ensure coverage and correct product development. Key parameters include requirement ID, risks, types, and links to various test cases across different stages.
What is-requirement-traceability-matrix-and-why-is-it-needed-
- 1. Requirement Traceability Matrix It is utilized to track the prerequisites and to check that the present project necessities are met.
- 2. Different Types of Traceability Matrix 1. Reverse Traceabilty Matrix It is utilized to guarantee whether the present product stays on the desired track. It maps test cases to prerequisites or requirements.
- 3. Different Types of Traceability Matrix 2 . Forward Traceability This matrix is utilized to check whether the task advances in the wanted course and for the right kind of product.
- 4. Different Types of Traceability Matrix 3 . Bi-directional Traceability This traceability matrix guarantees that all requirements are secured by test cases and test scenarios.
- 5. Parameters of Requirement Traceability Matrix Requirement ID Risks Requirement Type and Description Trace to design specification Unit test cases
- 6. Parameters of Requirement Traceability Matrix Integration test cases System test cases User acceptance test cases Trace to test script
- 7. WorkFlow of RTM The Matrix is bi-directional, as it tracks the requirements ahead by analyzing the yield of the deliverables
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