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Module 2: Requirements & SRS

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What does SRS stand for in software development?

(i) Software Reliability Standard
(ii) Software Requirement Specification
(iii) Systematic Requirement Strategy
(iv) Software Risk Solution

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Answer: (ii) Software Requirement Specification

SRS stands for Software Requirements Specification — the formal document that completely describes the functional and non-functional requirements of the software system to be developed. It acts as the contract/agreement between the customer and the developer and forms the basis for design, implementation, testing, and acceptance.

Why the others are wrong:

  • (i) Software Reliability Standard — not a standard term for SRS.
  • (iii) Systematic Requirement Strategy — no such standard acronym.
  • (iv) Software Risk Solution — no such standard acronym.

So SRS = Software Requirement Specification — option (ii).

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