Glossary – Requirements Elicitation
Requirements elicitation is how teams draw out real stakeholder needs through interviews, workshops, and observation. Definition, techniques, and examples.
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Requirements elicitation is how teams draw out real stakeholder needs through interviews, workshops, and observation. Definition, techniques, and examples.
A requirements baseline is an approved set of requirements, frozen as the agreed reference for a project. Definition, why it matters, and an example.
A user story is a short description of a feature from the user’s point of view. See the format, examples, and how stories differ from use cases.
Acceptance criteria are the testable conditions a user story must meet to be done. Definition, examples, and how they differ from the definition of done.
A software requirements specification (SRS) documents what a system must do and its constraints in one agreed reference. Definition, contents, and examples.