Introduction
The Software Requirement Specification (SRS) document is a formal and comprehensive description of the functionalities and constraints of a software system. It serves as a blueprint for software development, outlining what the system should do and how it should perform.
The SRS document is a vital guide that helps everyone involved in the software development process understand what needs to be built, how it should work, and what criteria it must meet to be considered successful.
Overview
SRS Provides an in-depth overview of what the software is intended to accomplish.
Following
are the sections that are involved in SRS Document:
- Objectives and Scope.
- User Requirements.
- System Requirements.
- Functional Requirements.
- Non-Functional Requirements.
- Product Features.
- User Role and Permissions.
- Limitation and Constraints.
