Exceptions & Alternatives and Technological Requirements (Harpreet Singh Brar)

Exceptions and Alternatives

Exceptions are the unwanted variations but inevitable deviations from the normal case caused by errors of processing and incorrect actions.

For example - The things we don’t want to happen in the project.

Alternatives are the allowable variations from the normal case. Alternatives might be considered as the second-best solution for the any kind of work.

For example - Things we want as our backup in the project.

Technological Requirements

Technical requirements pertain to the technical aspects that our system must fulfill. Technological requirements are functionality that is needed purely because of the technology chosen by the company to carry out projects. Technological requirements are not there for business reasons, but rather to make the chosen implementation work. Stakeholders must understand clearly why a requirement appears in the specification, so it is important that the technological requirements are not introduced before the business requirements are fully understood.

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