Mastering the Requirements Process (2nd Edition)

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Background in specification template 2nd

Bad changes

Baker, Jenny

Beck, Kent

Beede, Earl

Benchmarks

Beyer, Hugh 2nd 3rd

Blame, avoiding

Blastoff 2nd

     agility guide for

     alternatives in

     business terminology in

     communication in

     constraints in 2nd 3rd

     context partitioning in

     costs in 2nd

     defined

     diagrams for 2nd 3rd

     domains of interest in

     first-cut risk analysis in

     follow-up

     for trawling

     go/no go decisions in 2nd 3rd

     goals in

     in case study

     initial estimates in

     naming conventions and definitions in 2nd

     non-events in

     objectives 2nd

     physical arrangements in

     purpose determination in 2nd

     reports for

     results review

     risks in 2nd

     scope in 2nd

     stakeholders in 2nd 3rd

     work context in

Blogs

     as free tools

     for nonfunctional requirements

     for trawling

Boehm, Barry 2nd

Boundaries

     in scope 2nd

     use case

Brainstorming

     in trawling 2nd

     videos for

Brand loyalty

Branding standards

     company colors for

     in look and feel requirements

Branson, Richard

Brooks, Fred

Buddy pairing approach

Budgets

     as constraints 2nd

     person responsible for

     requirements creep from

Build stage in prototyping

Building specifications

Business events

     benefits of

     defined

     effort for 2nd

     finding 2nd

     for cost estimates

     for prototyping

     identifying

     in event-driven use cases

     in product use cases

     in scenario templates

     in trawling 2nd

     in work partitioning 2nd

     in writing requirements

     origin of

     patterns in

     time-triggered

     tracing

     video

Business opportunities

     change for

     defined

     in purpose

     in trawling

Business relevancy

Business requirements

Business rules

     in business use case workshops

     maintainability requirements for

Business tolerances

     for fit criteria 2nd

     in subjective tests

Business use cases 2nd

     actors in

     and scenarios 2nd 3rd

     benefits of

     CRUD check for

     custodial processes in

     data for

     events in 2nd

     for innovation

     for product determination

     in function point counting

     in stakeholder interviews

     in trawling 2nd

     input

     iteration in

     low-fidelity prototypes for

     modeling

     output

     scope in

     specification reviews for

     time-triggered

     traceability of 2nd

     workshops

         business rules in

         outcomes from

         scenarios in

         videos for