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IEEE P29148/D1, March 2017

Requirements Engineering

Standard by IEEE, 2017

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P29148/D1, March 2017 is a draft standard focused on Requirements Engineering within computing and processing. It addresses how requirements are identified, analyzed, documented, and managed so technical teams can build systems with clearer scope and fewer ambiguities. For projects that depend on accurate specifications, P29148/D1, March 2017 helps support more consistent engineering decisions, better traceability, and more reliable outcomes across the development lifecycle.

Overview of P29148/D1, March 2017

This technical document is centered on the discipline of requirements engineering, a core activity in computing and processing projects. P29148/D1, March 2017 is relevant where teams need to define what a system should do before design and implementation begin. In practice, it may help structure requirements capture, review, validation, and change control. That makes it useful for teams working with complex software, integrated systems, or specification-driven development environments.

Typical use cases

P29148/D1, March 2017 is typically used when organizations need a disciplined approach to capturing and managing system requirements. It may support software development teams, systems integrators, and engineering groups working on specifications that must be reviewed against business or technical needs. Common uses include defining functional behavior, coordinating stakeholder expectations, supporting test planning, and maintaining traceability through design and verification activities in computing and processing workflows.

Why it matters

In requirements engineering, small misunderstandings can lead to costly redesign, integration issues, or failed acceptance testing. P29148/D1, March 2017 can help reduce that risk by encouraging clearer requirement statements and more consistent handling of changes over time. For procurement, design control, and compliance-oriented projects, it may provide a more dependable basis for review and verification. It is especially valuable when teams need shared terminology and a structured process for technical agreement.

  • Requirements capture and analysis
  • Specification review and traceability
  • Validation and verification planning
  • Change control in engineering projects
SKU: 149037374aeb

  • Publication Date: 2017
  • Standard Status: Inactive
  • Publisher: IEEE
  • Subject: Computing and Processing
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