Find a software requirements specification that you consider to be of high quality. Using colored pens (real

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Find a software requirements specification that you consider to be of high quality. Using colored pens (real ones if the document is printed; virtual ones if the document is online), color red all the material that you find completely irrelevant to a software architecture for that system. Color yellow all of the material that you think might be relevant, but not without further discussion and elaboration. Color green all of the material that you are certain is architecturally significant. When you’re done, every part of the document that’s not white space should be red, yellow, or green. Approximately what percentage of each color did your document end up being? Do the results surprise you?

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Software Architecture In Practice

ISBN: 9780136886020

4th Edition

Authors: Len Bass, Paul Clements, Rick Kazman

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