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Assumeyou're a company and you plan to make a software that simulates stockexchanges. You have got the thought, and you know how the stockexchange software will look to the end user. That is, you know whatfunctions the software will perform, and how it'll perform. Assumeyou too know the software will run on Windows.
Maybeyou have made a deal with Microsoft so that the software can only berun on Windows. Presently, you pretty much know what the softwarewill look to the end user and how you may profit from it. But youdon't have the specialized skill to create the software. So yououtsource the .
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Now,you need to make sure the IT firm developers understand exactly whatyou need from the software. Moreover, you would like to make clear tothem which operating system the software will run in. All thesedetails you're going to provide to the developer is, in essence, theSoftware Requirements Specification (SRS).
WhatIs Software Requirements Specification?
SoftwareRequirements Specification (SRS) may be a set of the vital featuresfor the future product, which, combined, describe its workingstandards from the standard user perspective. Essentially, thisdocument answers questions like: 'what is it all about and how doesit work?'. It is defined before the start of the developmentprocess but can be redressed along the road.
AnSRS Should Address, Among Other Things:
Functionality of the software: What exactly the software will do ?
External interfaces: How the given software will interact with hardware & other software(s) and assumptions on these entities.
Required performance levels: Required performance levels such as response rate, recovery rate etc.
Quality attributes: The non-functional components that are utilized to assess the performance of the software, such as security, safety, portability etc
Design constraints: Any operating system limitations (e.g.: the stock exchange software will only run on Windows), execution language etc that will influence or constrain the design of the software.
1.INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose
This gives the reason ofthe SRS document, not the software itself. It too states how much ofthe software is covered by the report, especially saying whether itdepicts the complete software system or only a portion of it. It toostates the intended readers of the document.
1.2Document Conventions
This covers whether thedocumentation follows any specific format.
1.3 Intended Audienceand Reading Suggestions This segment lists the intendedaudience and provides reading suggestions. For example, a documentmight be for both developers and project managers. This portionrecommends how developers ought to studied and also how projectmanagers should read this report. The sequence and significance ofdifferent segments may well be different for developers and projectmanagers.
