CHAPTER 2 – METRICS AND REQUIREMENTS
I. Rubric
It is not enough to know the requirements, although that is a leap forward. We also need to know how to prove that requirements have been satisfied. Even more troubling is the responsibility to elucidate requirements that the customer has not specified and for which we may have no standard.
II. Questions to Ponder
• Do requirements metrics provide any added value?
• Are requirements metrics too abstract or are they really practical?
• Why is the “winging it” approach so seductive?
• Does the enterprise really need requirements metrics?
• Does our ability with requirements metrics have any marketing ...
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