7. Consolidate and organize technical system requirements
Unfold and iterate the following activities.
Give each technical requirement a formal identifier and assign the attributes needed to manage it (type, priority, traceability, etc.).
Sort and organize technical requirements by type. They can also be grouped into categories. A technical requirement can be broken down into sub-requirements.
Check that each requirement is expressed and formulated correctly, and that all requirements are consistent, complete and feasible.
Validate the content and expression of requirements against needs. Establish a traceability matrix between needs and requirements to identify sources.
Justify each requirement and/or carry out a trade-off study of all the requirements. This can be done using an evaluation and optimization process, or simply...
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ISO/IEC 15288:2008 - Systems and software engineering - system life cycle processes, Geneva, Switzerland: International Organization for Standardization (ISO)/International Electronical Commission
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