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Requirements Analysis and Design Definition
Define Requirements Architecture
Figure 7.4.1: Define Requirements Architecture Input/Output Diagram
Input
Guidelines and Tools
Requirements
(any state)
3.4
Information
Management
Approach
6.4
Solution Scope
Architecture Management
Software
Legal/Regulatory
Information
Methodologies and
Framework
7.4.4 Elements
.1 Requirements Viewpoints and Views
A viewpoint is a set of conventions that define how requirements will be
represented, how these representations will be organized, and how they will be
related. Viewpoints provide templates for addressing the concerns of particular
stakeholder groups.
Requirements viewpoints frequently include standards and guidelines for the:
• model types used for requirements,
• attributes that are included and consistently used in different models,
• model notations that are used, and
7.4
Define Requirements
Architecture
Output
7.4
Requirements
Architecture
Tasks Using This Output
5.3
Prioritize
Requirements
7.1
Specify and Model
Requirements
5.4
Assess
Requirements
Changes
7.5
Define Design
Options
• analytical approaches used to identify and maintain relevant relationships
among models.
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