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====== Modeling Requirements ====== | ====== Modeling Requirements ====== | ||
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+ | ===== Categories ===== | ||
A. Wymore postulates((Wymore, A. Wayne, A Mathematical Theory of Systems Engineering: The Elements, John Wiley & Sons: New York, NY, 1967)) there are 6 categories of requirements: | A. Wymore postulates((Wymore, A. Wayne, A Mathematical Theory of Systems Engineering: The Elements, John Wiley & Sons: New York, NY, 1967)) there are 6 categories of requirements: | ||
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Each system must fulfill these requirements. | Each system must fulfill these requirements. | ||
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+ | ===== Language ===== | ||
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+ | Taken from NASA’s ISS Crew Transportation and Services Requirement Document((http://ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/casi.ntrs.nasa.gov/20150010757.pdf)) | ||
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+ | In the context of a contract: | ||
+ | * **"Shall"** is used for binding requirements that must be verified and have an accompanying method of verification; | ||
+ | * **"Will"** is used as a statement of fact, declaration of purpose, or expected occurrence; | ||
+ | * **"Should"** is used to denote an attribute or best practice which must be addressed by the system design. | ||
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+ | When used within the context of a reference document under an agreement, the verbs shall, will, and should are only intended as informational and are not binding. | ||
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+ | In some cases, the values of quantities included in this document have not been confirmed and are designated as: | ||
+ | * **"To Be Confirmed" (TBC)** – still under evaluation, | ||
+ | * **"To Be Determined" (TBD)** or **"To Be Supplied" (TBS)** – known, but not yet available, | ||
+ | * **"To Be Resolved" (TBR)** is used when there is a disagreement on the requirement between technical teams. | ||
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+ | When a change in a noted characteristic is deemed appropriate, notification of the change shall be sent to the appropriate review and change control authority. | ||
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