Chapter 3. Overview of the Artifacts and the Process
Introduction to the Artifacts
You can think of the requirements artifacts as those things you create as a result of the process of developing and managing requirements. Each artifact serves a particular purpose for understanding and communicating either the user requirements or the software requirements. Additionally, the artifacts relate to each other in a manner that minimizes inconsistencies. Therefore, each artifact provides a view of the full set of requirements. The set of artifacts ensures that these views do not conflict with one another. Figure 3.1 illustrates the overall architecture ...
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