REQUIREMENTS VALIDATION

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In requirements engineering, requirements must be validated to be complete, consistent and unambiguous to ensure that the requirements represent a complete appropriate description of the desired system.
     The requirements validation process aims to detect any problems with the requirements set before it is used as the start point for system development.
     In short, requirements validation is mostly concerned with the question "Have we got the requirements right?".
     While our normal impulse is to keep progressing, it is very cost-efficient to pause and complete requirements validation properly to ensure that errors do not creep into the subsequent design.


Other topics in our resources on Systems Engineering related to Requirements Validation include: 
 
  • Requirement Attributes
  • Requirements Analysis
  • User Requirements Document (URD)
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  • Requirements
  • Requirements Management
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  • States And Modes
  • Trade-Off Study

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