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Key Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) Categories
Recalculations and Updates
Automatic recalculations and updates for non-functional requirements in prescriptive design requirements refer to the system's ability to dynamically adjust and update aspects that are not directly related to the system's primary functionality. In prescriptive design requirements, non-functional requirements define how the system should perform rather than what it should do.
Automatic recalculations and updates ensure that these non-functional aspects, such as performance metrics, security measures, and scalability parameters, are continuously monitored and adjusted as needed without manual intervention. This automation allows the system to adapt to changing conditions, maintain optimal performance, and meet the specified non-functional criteria effectively.
By incorporating automatic recalculations and updates for non-functional requirements, the system can remain efficient, secure, and compliant with the prescribed design standards without constant manual oversight.
Performance Requirements
Response Time, Throughput, and Latency are critical factors that impact system performance. Response Time ensures timely user input processing, Throughput defines the system's processing capacity, and Latency focuses on minimizing delays for smooth functionality. The system must respond within a specified time frame, handle a set number of transactions per second, and maintain minimal latency, particularly for critical operations to ensure optimal functionality and user experience.
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