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The requirements management glossary.
Clear, practical definitions of the requirements, compliance, and Azure DevOps terms used across the Modern Requirements platform.
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Acceptance criteria
Acceptance criteria are the specific, testable conditions a user story or requirement must meet to be considered complete.
Más informaciónAzure DevOps work item
A work item in Azure DevOps is a record used to track a single piece of work, such as a user story, bug, task, feature, or epic.
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Característica
In Azure DevOps, a feature is a mid-level work item that represents a distinct capability a product delivers, sitting below an epic and above user stories.
Más informaciónFunctional requirements
A functional requirement describes something a product must do: a specific behavior, feature, or response to a given input.
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Requirements baseline
A requirements baseline is a reviewed and approved set of requirements, frozen at a point in time to serve as the agreed reference for the work ahead.
Más informaciónRequirements elicitation
Requirements elicitation is the work of drawing out what stakeholders actually need, using techniques like interviews, workshops, observation, and prototyping.
Más informaciónRequirements management
Requirements management is the process of documenting, organizing, and tracking a product's requirements across its lifecycle, so that stakeholder needs are captured, agreed on, and traceable from first idea…
Más informaciónRequirements management in Azure DevOps
Requirements management in Azure DevOps is the practice of capturing, organizing, and tracing requirements directly inside Azure DevOps, using work items like epics, features, and user stories rather than…
Más informaciónTrazabilidad de los requisitos
Requirements traceability is the practice of linking each requirement to its source and to everything downstream that fulfills or verifies it, such as designs, code, and test cases.
Más informaciónRequirements traceability matrix (RTM)
A requirements traceability matrix, or RTM, is a table that maps each requirement to the items that satisfy and verify it, such as design elements, test cases, and results.
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