SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS REVIEW
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A System Requirements Review is one of a
number of such reviews conducted periodically during Conceptual Design to
verify and approve sets of system-level requirements as they are
developed. The main purpose of each SRR is to ensure
that the design is progressing in the correct direction since
Conceptual Design starts with a single sentence (the need statement)
and ends in hundreds of pages of requirement statements (the
System Specification) . Each System Requirements Review therefore
gives confidence in the design process through the progressive monitoring
and approval of the system-level requirements that are developed between
the User Requirements Document and the Functional Baseline.
A System Requirements
Review may only involve customer personnel if the
Conceptual design is to being conducted in-house, but can also
involve contractors to ensure a better mutual understanding.
The number of
System Requirements Reviews will depend on the size and complexity
of the project, although even a very small project will
have at least one System Requirements Review.
A System
Requirements Review may or may not be considered
a formal review.
Each System Requirements Review also reviews
the design activities, design artefacts, trade-off analysis, and so on.
Each review will also review other information such as manufacturing
plans, design schedules, personnel plans, and so on.
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