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People do not buy products, they buy solutions to their problems.

A good requirements is

  • necessary
  • verifiable
  • attainable

Goals: desired results for target organisation

  • obstacles: property to be overcome Behaviour:
  • functional: outcome produced by system
  • non-functional: property of how system achieves outcomes Constraints:
  • imposed by environment

VARIED framework:

Vivid: actually meet the persona Actionable: it should help the team to build the product Real: where user are, observe and interact Identifiable: dog-food Exact: Be specific Detailed: Good personas are substantial

Requirement Engineering

is a human activity based on cognitive psychology, anthropology, sociology, and linguistics

SSON (Single Statement of Need)

clear, concise statement about system's overall goals and how it will accomplish those goals

  • describe what capability the system being developed will provide

goal.

convey intention/rationale/objective of stakholders

  • support elicitation, analysis, and provide inputs for specification

Actor: act within a system to achieve the goal Agent: act on behalf of other actors Role: an actor can play 0n0 \cdots n roles Position: consistent roles that are cohesive

Hard Goal

Can measure, quantify and describe in their entirety

Soft Goal

We know we need but cannot describe fully

Resource: Can be used to achieve goals by an actor

Plans: how actor will execute actions

resolving soft goals

  1. Definitions: convert soft hard

  2. Contributions: create sub goals to solve soft goals as functions

  3. Decomposition: decompose soft to multiple sub goals

Risks.

flexible, adaptive, and changeable

potential events can impact your project progress

Issues: known problems can be identified

Risk (what if) issues (current)

who to contact

how to mitigate such risks

calm, figure out root cause, and come up with solutions

RACI matrix

Responsible Accountable Consulted Informed

fish-bone diagram

scope creep

risk register

risk assessment

probability and impact matrix

inherent risk: measure of a risk, calculated by its probability and impact

time risks

budget risks

scope risks: not be able to deliver milestones

external risks:

Single point of failure: risk that has potential to cause a catastrophic failure.

dependency: relations between different tasks

mitigation strategies

  • avoid
  • accept
  • reduce and control (use decision tree)
  • transfer

Requirements of Oppression

socio-technical, DEI social infrastructure that reflect, reinforce, and amplify the matrix of oppression

  • Gender
  • Ability
  • Race

Bias in data

  1. Center the margins, or increase more diversity
  2. social conflict?
  3. Human-centric

modelling

conceptual representation of something