Project Journal: Functional and Non-Functional Requirements

According to Susan and James Robertson, Requirements can be Functional and Non-Functional. “Functional requirements specify what the product must do. And they are the reason for its existence.” They define “non-functional requirements as the properties that your product must have.” These make the product pretty, usable, quick, and reliable. In some of my experiences I…

According to Susan and James Robertson in Mastering the Requirements Process, Requirements can be Functional and Non-Functional. “Functional requirements specify what the product must do. And they are the reason for its existence.” They define “non-functional requirements as the properties that your product must have.” These make the product pretty, usable, quick, and reliable. In some of my experiences I have had to collect requirements, though I was not the BA. In my role, I had to think of the needs of more than the user, so to make things simple I also collected the requirements of the project sponsor, IT director, Product Owner, CEO, and the user. The list below shows a few for my BenchPrep project. Day 22 of 100 #100DaysofIndieWeb, #IndieWeb, #ProjectJournal, #ProjectManagement #WordPress #BusinessAnalysis #Requirements

The list below the contains the categories that I used for that project. The list below was divided even further but this gives an overview.

  • Project
  • Technical Due Diligence
  • Standards and Browser Support
  • Mobile Applications
  • Integration
  • Branding
  • Course Creation
  • Administration
  • Sessions
  • Content Authoring
  • Course Authoring
  • Assessments
  • Social
  • Sequencing and Navigation
  • Achievements
  • Student View
  • Teacher App
  • Reporting
  • Reporting – Client
  • Category
  • Enrollment
  • Access
  • Record Learning

This is a sample of how the data was documented. I don’t have the final document. And know that I am not a business analyst, just someone that had to document requirements. 🙂

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