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ESSAY ON ENGINEERING REQURIMENTS

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MR: HAN PRABHJOT SINGH MANGAT

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|SERIAL NO: |CONTENTS |PAGE NO: |
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|1. |INTRODUCTION |3 |
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|2. |USER REQURIMENTS |4 |
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|3. |SYSTEM REQURIMENTS |5 |
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|4. |REQURIMENTS OF ENGINEERING PROCESS |6-8 |

INTRODUCTION

Requirement engineering is the first and crucial phase in the development of software. The main aim of the requirements engineering process is gathering of requirements. It involves set of activities like system feasibility study, analysis, validation and management of the requirements. There are many methods already exist to perform the requirements gathering process and the software developers apply
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