Overview: This milestone is an opportunity to begin the Requirements portion of the final project. Prompt: Your Requirements portion of your final project should address the critical elements below. Specifically the following critical elements must be addressed: III. Requirements A. Evaluate the extent to which stakeholder needs and system requirements were captured, using specific evidence to support your claims. For example, how were the needs for the system established? Was it market pull (by the users) or technology push (by the developers)? Which stakeholders were consulted? Was there a formal elicitation process used, and how successful was it? B. Evaluate the extent to which the needs were properly translated into engineering specifications, using specific evidence to support your claims. For example, how successfully were the true needs from the users and other stakeholders translated into “engineering-speak” requirements? C. Evaluate the extent to which the requirements gathering was well-managed, using specific evidence to support your claims. For example, how were the requirements managed to prevent “scope creep” throughout the systems engineering process? Rubric Guidelines for Submission: Your draft of the Requirements portion of your final project should adhere to the following formatting requirements: a 2- to 4-page Microsoft Word document, double spaced, using 12-point Times New Roman font and one-inch margins. You should use current APA-style guidelines for your citations and reference list.

38782Overview: This milestone is an opportunity to begin the Requirements portion of the final project.
Prompt: Your Requirements portion of your final project should address the critical elements below.
Specifically the following critical elements must be addressed:
III. Requirements
A. Evaluate the extent to which stakeholder needs and system requirements were captured, using specific evidence to support your claims. For
example, how were the needs for the system established? Was it market pull (by the users) or technology push (by the developers)? Which
stakeholders were consulted? Was there a formal elicitation process used, and how successful was it?
B. Evaluate the extent to which the needs were properly translated into engineering specifications, using specific evidence to support your claims.
For example, how successfully were the true needs from the users and other stakeholders translated into “engineering-speak” requirements?
C. Evaluate the extent to which the requirements gathering was well-managed, using specific evidence to support your claims. For example, how
were the requirements managed to prevent “scope creep” throughout the systems engineering process?
Rubric
Guidelines for Submission: Your draft of the Requirements portion of your final project should adhere to the following formatting requirements: a 2 page
Microsoft Word document, double spaced, using 12-point Times New Roman font and one-inch margins. You should use current APA-style guidelines for your
citations and reference list.