软件项目需求与变更管理课程.pptVIP

* * * * * * * * The left pane is called the Explorer. The right window is where all views are displayed. A “view” is your window into the project requirements database displayed as matrices. Documents are opened in a separate Word window that includes the RequisitePro menu option. You can toggle between the Word and Rational RequisitePro to organize and prioritize your requirements, trace relationships among them, and track requirement changes. The requirement icon in the Project Explorer is similar to brackets in Word, which is what Rational RequisitePro uses to delineate requirements in a document. See student notes. * When a requirement in a document is deleted, it is removed from the database, and its attributes, traceability relationships, and revision history are also deleted. There is no way to reverse a deletion. There are two kinds of deletion methods for requirements that reside in a document. Both ways result in the requirement no longer being a requirement. Delete (Unmark) allows the text of the requirement to remain in the document. It becomes ordinary text and no longer a requirement. Use Delete (Unmark) or Block Delete (Unmark) to delete requirements from the document where they reside and from the project database without disrupting the text of the document. Block Delete (Unmark) is the same as Delete (Unmark), but it deletes all requirements in a selected section of a document. Delete (Remove) removes the entire text of the requirement from the document. The commands to delete a requirement in the document are located on the RequisitePro toolbar. Alternative Deletion Strategies Assign the Status attribute value Deleted. Place Deleted requirements in a document. Important: Delete requirements only when necessary, since all the requirement information (history and traceability) is removed when you perform a deletion. Delete requirements only when necessary since all the requirement information (history and traceability) is removed when you delet