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    The document discusses the difference between functional and non-functional requirements. Functional requirements are specified by the end user and define what the system should do. They include features, inputs, operations, and outputs. Non-functional requirements are specified by technical teams and place constraints on how the system should fulfill requirements. They define quality attributes like performance, security, and maintainability. The key differences are that functional requirements specify what a system should do while non-functional requirements define quality attributes, functional requirements are mandatory while non-functional may not be, and functional requirements are easier to define.

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    The document discusses the difference between functional and non-functional requirements. Functional requirements are specified by the end user and define what the system should do. They include features, inputs, operations, and outputs. Non-functional requirements are specified by technical teams and place constraints on how the system should fulfill requirements. They define quality attributes like performance, security, and maintainability. The key differences are that functional requirements specify what a system should do while non-functional requirements define quality attributes, functional requirements are mandatory while non-functional may not be, and functional requirements are easier to define.

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    The document discusses the difference between functional and non-functional requirements. Functional requirements are specified by the end user and define what the system should do. They include features, inputs, operations, and outputs. Non-functional requirements are specified by technical teams and place constraints on how the system should fulfill requirements. They define quality attributes like performance, security, and maintainability. The key differences are that functional requirements specify what a system should do while non-functional requirements define quality attributes, functional requirements are mandatory while non-functional may not be, and functional requirements are easier to define.

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    NAME: Urlsrings

    difference Ndeda
    between functional and NON-FUNCTIONAL requirements REG NO: 21/02748

    Functional requirements.
    These are the requirements that the end user specifically demands as basic facilities that the
    system should facilitate/ offer they all need to be incorporated to the system as part of the
    contract. Functional requirements are stated in the form of input to be given to the system, the
    operation performed and the output expected. They are requirements stated by the user which can
    see directly in the final product. Examples are, what are the features we need to design for this
    system?
    Non-functional requirements.
    These are the quality constraints that the system must satisfy according to the project contract.
    The priority or extend to which these factors are implemented varies from one project to the
    other. The non-functional requirements deal with issues like; portability, security of the system,
    maintainability, performance, flexibility and even performance. Example of non-functional
    requirement is the system should be highly valuable.

    Difference between functional and non-functional requirements


    Functional requirements Nonfunctional requirements
    1. Defines a system or its components Defines the quality attribute of a system
    software
    2. It specifies what should the systems Place constraints on how should system fulfill
    software do the national requirements
    3. It is specified by user It is specified by technical people e.g.
    technical leaders and software developers
    4. It is mandatory Not mandatory
    5. It is captured in in use case It is captured as quality attribute
    6. Defined at component level Applied to system s a whole
    7. Help you verify the functionality of the Help you verify the performance of the
    software software
    8. Usually easy to define More difficult to define

    NAME: Urlsrings Ndeda REG NO: 21/02748


    NAME: Urlsrings
    difference Ndeda
    between functional and NON-FUNCTIONAL requirements REG NO: 21/02748

    REFERENCES

    FUNCTIONAL AND NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS: Retrieved from;

    https://www.altexsoft.com

    Functional VS Non-functional requirements: retrieved from; https://www.geeksforgeeks.org

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