Understanding Requirements

Updated on 14 Mar 2024 | 2 min read | 76 views

Understanding requirements is probably one of the most important part of any software project. This is also one of the most important reasons of failure of a project. Business Analysts deal with requirements on a daily basis and having the ability to be able to extract the complete and proper requirements from the customer is the key.
In this class recording on requirements, the trainer deals with basics of requirements and how requirements are developed. This understanding is a pre-requisite to understand process modeling.

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