2024-03-20T15:49:27+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>Requirements are expressed in the language of the application domain</p>, <p>No conflicts or contradictions in the descriptions of the system facilities</p>, <p>A general intention of the user such as ease of use</p>, <p>Based on axioms, inference rules, and queries</p>, <p>These are things like software and hardware specifications, system responses or system actions </p>, <p>This focuses on the appearance of the user interface and how people interact with it.</p>, <p>Requirements are expressed in the language of the application domain</p>, <p>Statements in natural language plus diagrams of the services the system provides and Its operational constraints.</p>, <p>All computations are done by calling functions</p>, <p>Related to an algorithmic idea for solving a particular class of problems</p>, <p>What are the four functional requirement services</p>, <p>What are the non functional requirement services?</p>, <p>What are metrics for specifying non functional requirements</p>, <p>What are the domain requirements problems?</p>, <p>What should be the principle of requirement?</p>, <p>Readers of the system requirements</p>, <p>What are the four main program paradigms?</p>, <p>What are the discipline and idea of imperative paradigm</p>, <p>What are the discipline and idea of functional paradgim</p>, <p>What are the discipline and idea of logical paradigm</p>, <p>What are the discipline and idea of object oriented paradigm</p>, <p>Define requirements</p>, <p>Define programming style</p>, <p>Define paradigm</p>, <p>Define programming culture</p>, <p>Define domain requirement</p>, <p>Define functional requirement</p> flashcards

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  • Requirements are expressed in the language of the application domain

    Understandability

  • No conflicts or contradictions in the descriptions of the system facilities

    Consistencies

  • A general intention of the user such as ease of use

    Goal

  • Based on axioms, inference rules, and queries

    Logic-Paradigm

  • These are things like software and hardware specifications, system responses or system actions

    System requirements

  • This focuses on the appearance of the user interface and how people interact with it.

    Usability

  • Requirements are expressed in the language of the application domain

    Understandability

  • Statements in natural language plus diagrams of the services the system provides and Its operational constraints.

    User requirements

  • All computations are done by calling functions

    Applicative

  • Related to an algorithmic idea for solving a particular class of problems

    Programming technique

  • What are the four functional requirement services

    Business, Administrative functions, user requirements, system requirements

  • What are the non functional requirement services?

    Product requirements, organizational requirements, external requirements

  • What are metrics for specifying non functional requirements

    Speed, size, case of use, readability, robustness, portability

  • What are the domain requirements problems?

    Understandability, implicitness

  • What should be the principle of requirement?

    Complete, consistent

  • Readers of the system requirements

    System end-users, client engineers, system architects, software developers

  • What are the four main program paradigms?

    Imperative paradigm, functional paradigm, logical paradigm, object oriented paradigm

  • What are the discipline and idea of imperative paradigm

    Digital hardware technology and the ideas of Von Neumann

  • What are the discipline and idea of functional paradgim

    Mathematics and the theory of functions

  • What are the discipline and idea of logical paradigm

    Automatic proofs within artificial intelligence

  • What are the discipline and idea of object oriented paradigm

    The theory of concepts, and models of human interaction with real world phenomena

  • Define requirements

    It can be as simple as describing what a program should do or as detailed as writing down every step in math.

  • Define programming style

    The way we express ourselves in a computer program

  • Define paradigm

    A pattern that serves as a school of thoughts for programming of computers

  • Define programming culture

    Programming culture refers to the collective behaviors, practices, and norms within a community of programmers.

  • Define domain requirement

    Constraints on the system from the domain of operation

  • Define functional requirement

    Describe functionality or system services.