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Functional Requirements Working Session: Moving Forward

Join us for a comprehensive session on vetting functional requirements using examples and methodology in Miami. Learn how to specify WHAT not HOW, manage demand effectively, and ensure characteristics of good requirements. Working in small groups, evaluate, verify, and clarify requirements for a successful project.

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Functional Requirements Working Session: Moving Forward

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  1. AMI-Enterprise DR Use Case Team Status Terry Mohn & Kay Stefferud Miami, FL, April 14, 2009, Hosted by FPL

  2. Methodology

  3. Functional Decomposition Example

  4. Business Process Model Example

  5. Use Case Model Example

  6. Sequence Diagram Example

  7. Vetting the Functional Requirements • Functional Requirements specify WHAT not HOW • Shall manage demand • Not “Shall reduce demand using direct control of swimming pool pumps” • Characteristics of good requirements • Unambiguous, clearly stated • Complete • Testable, verifiable • Required, mandatory • No “ands”, no “ors”

  8. Functional Requirements Working Session • 3-4 small groups • Evaluate subset of requirements • Requirement statement, contains “shall” • Clear • Yes/No • Needed • Mandatory • Optional • Future • Verified • Yes/No

  9. Moving Forward

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