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CS510 ||| Software Requirements and Specifications
CS510 – Software Requirements and Specifications teaches techniques for gathering, analyzing, and documenting software requirements. Students learn to create precise and complete specifications for software development projects.
Course Introduction
This course provides practical and theoretical knowledge for understanding user needs, creating requirement documents, and ensuring clarity and completeness in software specifications.
Course Learning Objectives
- Understand software requirements engineering
- Gather and analyze user and system requirements
- Create Software Requirement Specifications (SRS)
- Ensure clarity, consistency, and completeness
- Manage requirements throughout the software life cycle
Major Topics / Syllabus
- Introduction to Software Requirements
- Requirements Gathering Techniques
- Functional and Non-Functional Requirements
- Software Requirement Specification (SRS) Document
- Use Cases and Modeling
- Requirements Validation and Verification
- Requirements Management
- Tools for Requirement Specification
- Case Studies and Practical Exercises
- Best Practices in Requirement Engineering
Practice Areas
- MCQs on requirement engineering
- Short questions on SRS components
- Long questions on requirement analysis
- Practical exercises in documenting SRS
- Case study problem-solving tasks
Exam Preparation Tips
- Practice writing clear and complete requirements
- Revise functional vs non-functional requirements
- Understand use cases and modeling techniques
- Solve previous MCQs and assignments
- Work on sample SRS documents for hands-on learning
CS510 Software Requirements MCQs
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