Correct requirement, ​Unambiguous requirements, Traceable requirements

Correct requirements:​  
Correctness in requirements is simply about getting it right. We wrote previously about how to apply use cases to creating correct requirements. Writing requirements correctly is as much about getting accurate information as it is about accurately documenting the information we gather.  
Correctness applies in a context. Are these the right requirements to achieve the goal ?   

Unambiguous requirements:​  
unambiguous requirements are about understanding what is written, and what is read. A great requirement has a single interpretation. A good requirement has a single reasonable interpretation. As part of our development process, we will use listening skills like active listening to make sure that our development team understands the requirement intended to write.    

Traceable requirements:​ 
The significance of traceability within a requirement tool or a test management tool enables links between requirements and tests. This notifies what needs to be changed when a requirement changes. Requirements management tools also enable requirement coverage metrics to be calculated easily as traceability enables test cases to be mapped to requirement. 

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