requirements

Requirements List 🎯

Requirements describe what the system we are creating should be able to do, such as user or technical requirements.

Once there is a clear set of requirements, it is important to prioritize them. This will help understand the most important requirements, in what order to develop them, and what not to deliver if there is not enough time. The prioritization can be done by using the MoSCoW method, which was developed by Dai Clegg of Oracle UK. MoSCoW stands for:

• Must have: no point in delivering without this requirement
• Should have: important but not vital
• Could have: wanted or desirable, but less important compared to a Should Have requirement
• Would have: will likely not be delivered

It is important to aim to deliver as many of the “Should Have” requirements as possible. Could and Would requirements are more of a “nice to have” requirement and therefore do not affect the overall success of the project. “Could have” requirements are the first to go if the project timeline or budget undergoes any kind of pressure. In the table below you will see all the current requirements for the matching application.

Id	Requirement	Priority
R1	Users must be able to create an account with a username, e-mail and password	Must have
R2	Students must be able to add their current best CMD skills to their account	Must have
R3	Students must be able to add their learning skills to their account	Must have
R4	Users must be able to see an overview of all students from a specific class	Must have
R5	Users must be able to change account/profile details	Must have
R6	Teachers must be able to generate team suggestions based on compatible CMD skills	Must have
R7	Users must be able to see an overview of all teams and its details	Must have
R9	The matching application must be work on mobile	Must have
R10	The matching application design must match the CMD brand	Must have
R11	Students should be able to define favorite students they want to work with	Could have
R12	Users could be able to reflect on teamwork within the application	Could have
R13	Teachers could be able to grade students' CMD skills within the application	Would have