ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2018 Systems and Software Engineering — Life Cycle Processes — Requirements Engineering¶
(2018). ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2018 Systems and Software Engineering — Life Cycle Processes — Requirements Engineering. IEEE.
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Mechanisms¶
- Summary-Claim Traceability Matrix
- The discipline is to fix what counts as support before tracing, and to treat "traces to an unbacked body claim" as its own flagged verdict rather than a pass — the artifact is a traceability record, akin to a requirements traceability matrix, not a truth certificate.
This sourceDefines requirements traceability as documented relationships among requirements and their origins, implementation, verification, and other lifecycle artifacts; such a record establishes linkage rather than truth.
- The discipline is to fix what counts as support before tracing, and to treat "traces to an unbacked body claim" as its own flagged verdict rather than a pass — the artifact is a traceability record, akin to a requirements traceability matrix, not a truth certificate.
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