SSD 2/16: Requirements Engineering [software design crash course]

This lecture and the other 15 in this series were given to 3rd year BSc students of Innopolis University (Russia) in 2021.

I’m very sorry for the quality of sound in this lecture. Other lectures have better quality.

0:00 The structure of the lecture
5:58 Use Cases (user stories)
15:33 FPA & IFPUG & COSMIC
20:39 Traceability Matrix
27:48 Verification & Validation
32:12 Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs)
1:05:39 Estimates and COCOMO II
1:15:00 Books, Venues, Call-to-Action

[didek]

Love it! I remember we were going through this at my local university almost 10 years ago, suddenly "agile" came and none of the industry-leading companies was interested in writing down requirements. The more formal approach suites me down to the ground, which we can't see anymore even in big corporations. Interestingly enough, this situation seems to be changing now - people recognize that we have to plan and design to some extent upfront because it's ultra-cheap.

Thanks for bringing this to our attention!

[AnticoO]

Егор, очень крутая лекция! Большое спасибо, что выложили её в публичный доступ!

[viccharnarutski]

Really enjoying the lectures. Thanks a lot for sharing, Yegor!

[kayakMike]

Need to practice, practice, practice to become proficient at this...

[Iska]

Thanks for the lecture!
Does the unit/integration tests solve the problem that tracibility matrix solves? It's like we write test to cover some use case and make sure it works properly

[alexandralexandrov]

Thanks for the lecture

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