Requirements attributes provide information about the requirements and help in the ongoing management of the requirements throughout the change.
The most commonly used requirements attributes are as follows:
- An absolute reference: This is the unique identifier. This identifier is completely unique to this requirement and never changed or reused, even if the original requirement is deleted.
- The author of the requirement is the person who formulated the requirement and also the person who should be contacted regarding ambiguity, something being unclear, or if there is a conflict relating to the requirement.
- The complexity indicates how difficult it will be to implement the requirement.
- The ownership refers ...