Exercises
Create hierarchical requirements in a document
First, create a requirement.
- Open the use-case document Purchase CD.
- Scroll to the text in section 3.2.3. At the end of the requirement bracket,
press ENTER to begin a new line, and then type the following:
QUIT TEMPORARILY, ORDER PLACED ON HOLD
The Shopper can place an order on hold for 24 hours; the Shopper then has the options of completing the purchase or ending it altogether. The use case ends.
- Select the text you typed and click RequisitePro > Requirement > New.
The Requirement Properties dialog box opens.
- In the Type box, accept the default (UC: Use Case); in the Name box,
type QUIT TEMPORARILY, ORDER PLACED ON HOLD. Click OK.
- Click RequisitePro > Document > Save to create the requirement.
Next, make the requirement you created a child of the requirement "The Web shopping application sends information. . . ."
- Click anywhere in the text of the requirement you just created and click RequisitePro > Requirement > Properties.
The Requirement Properties dialog box opens.
- Click the Hierarchy tab. In the Parent box, select Choose Parent.
The Parent Requirement Browser dialog box opens.
- Select UC3.5 as the parent and click OK.
- Click OK to close the Requirement Properties dialog box.
- Click RequisitePro > Document > Save to commit the requirement.
- The Change Description dialog box asks you to provide a reason for the requirement change. Type "for the purpose of this exercise" and click OK.
Check it! 
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