CHAPTER 2
Software Requirements
Writing good requirements is difficult. Interpreting bad requirements is even tougher. But almost all projects start with them and thus they are extremely important. In this chapter, we will define requirements from a couple of different perspectives, discuss how the different perspectives work together, and list some general recommendations about each. We will also cover the roles the developers play in the requirements process and why developing and interpreting requirements are important skills. As with many of the topics in this book, there are countless permutations of the concepts that we are trying to cover ...
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