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Module 2: Requirements & SRS

20192m

Which one of the following is not desired in a good Software Requirement Specifications (SRS) document?
(i) Functional requirements
(ii) Goals of implementation
(iii) Non-functional requirements
(iv) Algorithms for software implementation

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(iv) Algorithms for software implementation

Explanation

An SRS should describe what the software must do, including functional and non-functional requirements. Detailed implementation algorithms describe how the software will be built and therefore generally belong to design/implementation documentation rather than the SRS.

Final answer: (iv) Algorithms for software implementation

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