System requirements

System requirements refer to the set of specifications and criteria that define the necessary features, capabilities, and limitations of a system. These requirements can include functional, performance, constraint, and interface requirements, and serve as the foundation for the system definition and architectural design. The definition and analysis of system requirements are crucial for ensuring successful integration and verification of the system.From: Object-oriented systems engineering for networked infrastructure projects [2020], Systems Engineering and Safety [2019], Software Sizing, Estimation, and Risk Management [2019]

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Published in Stephen Webber, DJ Skills, 2012

Stephen Webber

Three pieces of advice right up front—when selecting software:Download a free demo for evaluation. Many manufacturers provide free demos on their web sites.Read the system requirements carefully to determine if the software is compatible with your computer system's hardware and operating system (OS).Try hard to speak with someone who is already using the software you are considering.

Object-oriented systems engineering for networked infrastructure projects

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Published in Australian Journal of Multi-Disciplinary Engineering, 2020

Ian Brace

Functions define the system behaviour and are specified using formal System Requirements. Apart from functional requirements, System Requirements can also capture performance requirements, constraint requirements and interface requirements. Each requirement is related to the element it defines.

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