Requirements Document Comments
Team: Jestre
Grade: (95 out of 100)
The following is a breakdown of the grading This is based on Version 1.1 of your requirements document.
Document presentation (5 out of 5)
Important points:
- Organization - put the link to the older version of the
requirements document on your notebook page and not at the end of the
newer version. I almost missed it.
- Document author - ok
- use of English - ok
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Project Description of Target System (10 out of 10)
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Scenario descriptions (10 out of 10)
- 3 scenarios provided - OK
- level of description -
- clarity -
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Storyboarding ( 10 out of 10)
- Evidence of storyboarding - OK, but kind of sparse.
- Connection with scenarios - you only really address the first
scenario in your storyboard pictures and you don't give a complete
storyboard. For instance, you left out a picture of what it looks
like for the user to access the Jestre mail page even though you were
quite explicit about how that would work in your scenario description.
Comments
Functional Requirements (24 out of 25)
- Number of requirements
- Clarity of description -
- Decomposition -
- Prioritization - still a bit vague on the prioritization of the
last two functional requirements.
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Non-Functional Requirements (15 out of 15)
- Clarity - good
- Measurability - you went to some effort to show how you would
determine if particular non-functional requirements were met.
- Variety - good
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Platform and Network Environment (8 out of 10)
- Vehicle platform -
- Development platform - still not so clear on this
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Risk Analysis (12 out of 15)
- Risks identified -
- Alternate strategies identified - not the best format for
explicitly listing a risk (such as inability to implement drag and
drop) and the alternative strategy (build bare bones functionality
before investigating drag and drop, i.e., an incremental approach).
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