Module contents
This tutorial consists of eight modules. The remaining modules in this tutorial are organized as follows:
- Module 2, Requirements Management, provides a definition of requirements management, an explanation of why it is important, and a list of questions you should try to answer when you begin a project in which you will manage requirements.
- Module 3, Introducing RequisitePro, describes the components of the software. You will have an opportunity to use some of the templates provided with the program to create a project.
- Module 4, Documenting Requirements, explains how you can document your requirements in RequisitePro. You will be introduced to some of the templates that come with RequisitePro that help you organize your project. At the end of the module, you will be shown how to use the templates to create documents and to create requirements within these documents.
- Module 5, Organizing Requirements, explains how you can use RequisitePro to organize and describe requirements and to view them in table form with various query and sorting options that you choose. You will have an opportunity to experiment with the features described in this module through exercises that draw on the documents you created in Module 4.
- Module 6, Tracking Requirements, shows you how you can use specific features of RequisitePro to establish and track relationships among your requirements. In this module, you will work with a project that is provided with the tutorial.
- Module 7, Advanced Features, lists several features that are helpful for advanced users of RequisitePro.
- Module 8, Additional Information, provides links to other sources of information.
Each module begins with a list of topics that will be covered in that module. In most cases, each topic consists of a conceptual overview and an exercise, so that you can learn how to use the feature you read about. The module ends with a review of the topics covered and a description of the focus of the module that follows.
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