Microsoft Azure Developer: Aligning Functional and Non-functional Requirements

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Simon Allardice

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01.Course Overview

0101.Course Overview.mp4

01:37

02.Introduction

0201.Overview Why We Do This.mp4

04:55

0202.What You Need to Know.mp4

03:48

0203.Our Working Vocabulary.mp4

04:51

0204.Comparing Functional and Non-functional Requirements.mp4

05:15

03.Reading and Interpreting Design Specifications

0301.Overview What Comes First.mp4

02:26

0302.Making Sense of Requirement.mp4

03:00

0303.Using FURPS to Elicit Requirements.mp4

04:59

0304.Identify Technical and Architectural Constraints.mp4

06:56

0305.Responding to Changing Platform Features.mp4

06:54

0306.Identify Assumptions and Arbitrary Goals.mp4

04:24

04.Refining User Stories and Acceptance Criteria

0401.Overview.mp4

00:48

0402.Writing User Stories.mp4

03:02

0403.Defining Acceptance Criteria.mp4

02:31

0404.Refining User Stories.mp4

03:09

0405.User Stories as Non-functional Requirements.mp4

02:43

05.Defining Tasks and Establishing Level of Effort

0501.Software Estimation and Level of Effort.mp4

04:51

0502.Using Story Points.mp4

04:24

06.Ensuring All Requirements Are Testable

0601.Quality Measurements and Service Level Agreements.mp4

04:06

0602.Defining Testable Requirements.mp4

06:07

Description

Effective and relevant across many software development methodologies, defining functional and non-functional requirements can help you get clear on exactly what you need to build in an application or system, and what qualities you expect from it.

What You'll Learn?

To plan, build and ship a successful system or application, you need to first get clear on exactly what you need the system to do, and what qualities you expect from it. In this course, Microsoft Azure Developer: Aligning Functional and Non-functional Requirements, you will learn foundational knowledge to discover, write, and refine your functional and non-functional requirements. First, you will see how to extract requirements from larger business ideas, and why the distinction between functional and non-functional is important. Next, you will explore ways to discover unspoken assumptions, and integrate these ideas in user stories and acceptance criteria. Finally, you will work on estimating the effort in your tasks, and how to make sure your own efforts are testable and measurable. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed to take vague business goals and break them into clear, achievable tasks.

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Simon Allardice

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Simon is Creative Director and Principal Author at Pluralsight. With over three decades of software development experience, he's programmed in every discipline: from finance to transportation, nuclear reactors to game development. Prior to joining Pluralsight, Simon was the principal developer author at lynda.com. His first video course released back in 2002: since then, his popular courses have been viewed by hundreds of thousands of developers. His current focus is both on the new — the latest iOS and Mac development technologies — and on the old: fundamental computer science topics. He obsesses on making complicated subjects accessible, memorable, and easier to learn.

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Pluralsight, LLC is an American privately held online education company that offers a variety of video training courses for software developers, IT administrators, and creative professionals through its website. Founded in 2004 by Aaron Skonnard, Keith Brown, Fritz Onion, and Bill Williams, the company has its headquarters in Farmington, Utah. As of July 2018, it uses more than 1,400 subject-matter experts as authors, and offers more than 7,000 courses in its catalog. Since first moving its courses online in 2007, the company has expanded, developing a full enterprise platform, and adding skills assessment modules.