Exercises

 Create hierarchical requirements in a document

First, create a requirement.

  1. Open the use-case document Purchase CD.

  2. 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.

  3. Select the text you typed and click RequisitePro > Requirement > New.
    The Requirement Properties dialog box opens.

  4. In the Type box, accept the default (UC: Use Case); in the Name box, type QUIT TEMPORARILY, ORDER PLACED ON HOLD. Click OK.

  5. 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. . . ."

  1. Click anywhere in the text of the requirement you just created and click RequisitePro > Requirement > Properties.
    The Requirement Properties dialog box opens.

  2. Click the Hierarchy tab. In the Parent box, select Choose Parent.
    The Parent Requirement Browser dialog box opens.

  3. Select UC3.5 as the parent and click OK.

  4. Click OK to close the Requirement Properties dialog box.

  5. Click RequisitePro > Document > Save to commit the requirement.

  6. 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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