VCE Software Development Practice Questions - VCE Applied Computing Software Development (Units 3 & 4) Exam

Functional requirements specify explicit tasks the system must perform, whereas non-functional requirements define solution quality characteristics such as speed and security Functional requirements describe security constraints, whereas non-functional requirements detail exact calculations and data storage routines Functional requirements are created during the Evaluation phase, whereas non-functional requirements are written during the Analysis phase Functional requirements apply strictly to hardware hardware components, whereas non-functional requirements apply exclusively to user interface colors