ICT2641
Assignment 4
Due 2025
, ICT2641
Assignment 4 (2025)
Unique Assignment Number: 858610
QUESTION 1
1.1 Ten Characteristics of an Individual Requirement (10 marks)
1. Requirement Identifier – A unique code or number used to distinguish and track
the specific requirement within the system.
2. Requirement Statement – A brief and precise explanation detailing what the
requirement entails.
3. Source – Indicates where the requirement originated, such as a stakeholder,
document, regulation, or business rule.
4. Responsible Party (Owner) – The individual or group accountable for the
requirement throughout its lifecycle.
5. Requirement Category – Specifies whether the requirement is functional, non-
functional, or business-related.
6. Priority Level – Reflects the urgency or importance of the requirement, assisting
in scheduling and resource allocation.
7. Current Status – Describes the state of the requirement, such as "proposed,"
"approved," "in development," or "rejected."
8. Justification (Rationale) – The reasoning or motivation behind the inclusion of
the requirement.
9. Validation Criteria (Acceptance Criteria) – Outlines how the requirement will
be tested or confirmed to ensure it meets expectations.
10. Associated Requirements – Highlights any links, dependencies, or conflicts
with other documented requirements.
Assignment 4
Due 2025
, ICT2641
Assignment 4 (2025)
Unique Assignment Number: 858610
QUESTION 1
1.1 Ten Characteristics of an Individual Requirement (10 marks)
1. Requirement Identifier – A unique code or number used to distinguish and track
the specific requirement within the system.
2. Requirement Statement – A brief and precise explanation detailing what the
requirement entails.
3. Source – Indicates where the requirement originated, such as a stakeholder,
document, regulation, or business rule.
4. Responsible Party (Owner) – The individual or group accountable for the
requirement throughout its lifecycle.
5. Requirement Category – Specifies whether the requirement is functional, non-
functional, or business-related.
6. Priority Level – Reflects the urgency or importance of the requirement, assisting
in scheduling and resource allocation.
7. Current Status – Describes the state of the requirement, such as "proposed,"
"approved," "in development," or "rejected."
8. Justification (Rationale) – The reasoning or motivation behind the inclusion of
the requirement.
9. Validation Criteria (Acceptance Criteria) – Outlines how the requirement will
be tested or confirmed to ensure it meets expectations.
10. Associated Requirements – Highlights any links, dependencies, or conflicts
with other documented requirements.
