Thanks for watching! You can grab this software requirements specification TEMPLATE in our BA Templates and Elicitation Questions Package here: the-business-analysis-doctor-self-paced-learning.thinkific.com/courses/business-analysis-template-package
Wow, this video is like SRS's Swiss Army knife. It has everything you need and more that you didn't know you needed. Great job breaking everything down step by step!
Thank you very much. Helped me a lot while prepping for the next BA interview. My previous company used very simplified version of SRS based on my BRD, so while interviews I faced A LOT of questions like structure of classic SRS, Roles distribution etc. Your video is THE masterpiece! THANK YOU AGAIN!
Wow! You are very welcome. I am so happy to hear that this helped you! That's exactly why I do this stuff. Let me know how your next interview goes. All the best to you!
Wow, this was packed with so much useful information! The distinction between functional and non-functional requirements was really apparent, and I appreciated how you went through each component of the SRS step by step. The example at the end truly linked everything together, particularly the context diagram and user classes. I'm definitely bookmarking this for future projects. Thank you for making business analysis so easy to understand!
You are very welcome! The software requirements specification is one of the most critical documents that a business analyst produces, so I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful and easy to understand! I hope is sets you up for success when you produce one for your next project.
Great guide on creating an SRS! The step-by-step explanation and example project made it much clearer how to structure the document. Thanks for sharing these helpful tips!
This tutorial is packed with important information! I loved how you discussed each component of the SRS and discussed everything from functional requirements to data structures. It makes the entire procedure seem a bit easier. Quick question, do you believe including wireframes in the SRS, particularly for user interfaces, is always important, or is it a "nice to have" depending on the project?
Including wireframes in a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) can be critical in some projects while being a nice to have in others, depending on the project's nature, complexity, and stakeholders' needs. Usually User Interface (UI)-Driven Projects and Complex Interfaces should include the wireframes.
Thank you for those kind remarks! I really appreciate that. Regarding your question...... Yes, the SRS may substitute the FRD. The SRS tends to be more comprehensive though. The difference between the two is that the FRD should only contain functional requirements, while the SRS contains both functional and non-functional software requirements. Many organizations have analysts produce an SRS but call it an FRD. This is a common misnomer. Another situation you might see is the organization may have the BA produce the FRD and have a Systems Analyst or Architect produce technical requirements or NRD. I hope that helps.
@@thebadoc Yes, this helps a lot. Thanks so much for the clarification. I’m also considering the template package you offer. The 60+ elicitation questions you offer, do they cover the questions you’d cover while addressing the BRD only or also the JAD sessions with key stakeholders as well?
@@TechNTalk101 Glad you are interested in the template package. The questions can be applied to any type of requirement elicitation effort, so it would definitely help guide your JAD session. Also, if you haven't already, be sure to check out my video on running a JAD session here: ruclips.net/video/s25hs8YazTo/видео.html
Sure, maybe you could do something like a restaurant implementing a new online ordering app/system. I hope that helps! Let me know if you were asking something different.
Hi, Atif! Glad you found the video useful! You can get the SRS template in the BA Templates package here: the-business-analysis-doctor-self-paced-learning.thinkific.com/courses/business-analysis-template-package
Hi there. It really depends on the context and how the previous requirements related to this functionality were written. But you may be able to write something like the following....."The system shall no longer display the "primary" option within the referral dropdown list". I hope that helps!
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Love your videos but you speak way too fast, resulting in several viewings and rewinds to understand fully. Slow dien on your delivery, please. Thanks.
Thanks for that feedback. I'll take that into consideration. If it helps, you can adjust the playback speed to 0.75 in the settings to slow down the pace of the video if you need to for other videos. Cheers!
This SRS tutorial is incredibly insightful! The detailed breakdown and example make understanding the structure and purpose much easier. Thanks for the clear explanation!
Thanks for watching! You can grab this software requirements specification TEMPLATE in our BA Templates and Elicitation Questions Package here: the-business-analysis-doctor-self-paced-learning.thinkific.com/courses/business-analysis-template-package
Wow, this video is like SRS's Swiss Army knife. It has everything you need and more that you didn't know you needed. Great job breaking everything down step by step!
Awesome! This is definitely the best video on requirements documentation that I've seen. Thanks for all you do.
You are most welcome! And thank you for your comment. I'm glad to help!
Thank you so much for this! I feel like I just read an entire text book on requirements documentation.
I'm so glad to hear you say that because that's about how much research it took to compile the content for this video...lol. You are very welcome!
Thank you very much.
Helped me a lot while prepping for the next BA interview.
My previous company used very simplified version of SRS based on my BRD, so while interviews I faced A LOT of questions like structure of classic SRS, Roles distribution etc.
Your video is THE masterpiece!
THANK YOU AGAIN!
Wow! You are very welcome. I am so happy to hear that this helped you! That's exactly why I do this stuff. Let me know how your next interview goes. All the best to you!
Wow, this was packed with so much useful information! The distinction between functional and non-functional requirements was really apparent, and I appreciated how you went through each component of the SRS step by step. The example at the end truly linked everything together, particularly the context diagram and user classes. I'm definitely bookmarking this for future projects. Thank you for making business analysis so easy to understand!
You are very welcome! The software requirements specification is one of the most critical documents that a business analyst produces, so I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful and easy to understand! I hope is sets you up for success when you produce one for your next project.
Great guide on creating an SRS! The step-by-step explanation and example project made it much clearer how to structure the document. Thanks for sharing these helpful tips!
You are very welcome! I'm clad I was able to add clarity on this topic. I hope the information is helpful in producing a well-crafted SRS document.
I'm so grateful for your hard work on these videos. I've learned a lot; thank you!
You are so welcome! I'm so glad you are benefiting from the content! Cheers!
Great training! It was a lot of information! Thank you so much! 😊
You are very welcome! Yes, it's a lot to consume but definitely essential! I hope the info serves you well.
Thanks you. Your tuition is on point and very insightful .i really like your brief approach of your lectures
You are very welcome! I'm glad to present the information in a way that resonates with you! And thanks for the feedback!
Many thanks for sharing with clear demostrations
You are most welcome! I hope the information serves you well!
God bless you. Clearly understood.😀
Thank you! I'm glad I was able to clarify this for you!
Great overview of the SRS ❤
Thank you for the kind words and for watching! I hope the info serves you well!
This tutorial is packed with important information! I loved how you discussed each component of the SRS and discussed everything from functional requirements to data structures. It makes the entire procedure seem a bit easier. Quick question, do you believe including wireframes in the SRS, particularly for user interfaces, is always important, or is it a "nice to have" depending on the project?
Including wireframes in a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) can be critical in some projects while being a nice to have in others, depending on the project's nature, complexity, and stakeholders' needs. Usually User Interface (UI)-Driven Projects and Complex Interfaces should include the wireframes.
Perfect explanation with examples....
Thanks for the kind words and for watching!
Thanks for your content, the best video and template we can have.
Excellent! You are very welcome and thanks for the feedback!
First, coming from someone who rarely comment on RUclips’s videos, amazing and thorough content. Second, would the SRS be a substitute to the FRD?
Thank you for those kind remarks! I really appreciate that. Regarding your question...... Yes, the SRS may substitute the FRD. The SRS tends to be more comprehensive though. The difference between the two is that the FRD should only contain functional requirements, while the SRS contains both functional and non-functional software requirements. Many organizations have analysts produce an SRS but call it an FRD. This is a common misnomer. Another situation you might see is the organization may have the BA produce the FRD and have a Systems Analyst or Architect produce technical requirements or NRD. I hope that helps.
@@thebadoc Yes, this helps a lot. Thanks so much for the clarification. I’m also considering the template package you offer. The 60+ elicitation questions you offer, do they cover the questions you’d cover while addressing the BRD only or also the JAD sessions with key stakeholders as well?
@@TechNTalk101 Glad you are interested in the template package. The questions can be applied to any type of requirement elicitation effort, so it would definitely help guide your JAD session. Also, if you haven't already, be sure to check out my video on running a JAD session here: ruclips.net/video/s25hs8YazTo/видео.html
Great Content. thanks for your efforts.
You are very welcome! And thank you for your feedback and for watching! 👍
Hello sir, i need a topic about demonstrating srs model as my project, can you please help me out by suggesting one topic🙏🙏
Sure, maybe you could do something like a restaurant implementing a new online ordering app/system. I hope that helps! Let me know if you were asking something different.
Thank you so much
You're most welcome! I hope the information serves you well!
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great video need the SRS template
Hi, Atif! Glad you found the video useful! You can get the SRS template in the BA Templates package here: the-business-analysis-doctor-self-paced-learning.thinkific.com/courses/business-analysis-template-package
Can you tell me the requirement specification of remove "primary" option from referrals
Hi there. It really depends on the context and how the previous requirements related to this functionality were written. But you may be able to write something like the following....."The system shall no longer display the "primary" option within the referral dropdown list".
I hope that helps!
Cp potential capability is measuring how well the fits in in between both speciation limits.Cpk process capability index is measuring how centered is the data distribution in between both specification limits process capability lsl usl cp=cpk =2 lsl mean usl cp=2cpk=o lsl mean usl cp=2=lpk=1 cp=2cpk=1
Software , history in between difference between software and hardware concept and different between software and hard ware explanation technology.Eligibility , admissions procedure fees course duration job salary higher education syllables.
Love your videos but you speak way too fast, resulting in several viewings and rewinds to understand fully. Slow dien on your delivery, please. Thanks.
Thanks for that feedback. I'll take that into consideration. If it helps, you can adjust the playback speed to 0.75 in the settings to slow down the pace of the video if you need to for other videos. Cheers!
Smee?
Can you elaborate on this comment? Are you asking how the SME would use this document?
Im not going to school
Hopefully, that means you are learning enough from the content within the videos!
This SRS tutorial is incredibly insightful! The detailed breakdown and example make understanding the structure and purpose much easier. Thanks for the clear explanation!
You are very welcome! I'm glad the breakdown helped your understanding of the information.