Programming Language Requirement Specification is not a part of the requirement engineering process.
Requirement engineering is the process of eliciting, analyzing, specifying, validating, and managing the requirements for a system. The goal of requirement engineering is to produce a complete and consistent set of requirements that meet the stakeholders' needs.
The four main steps of the requirement engineering process are:
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Requirement Gathering and Analysis: This step involves identifying stakeholders, gathering and documenting requirements, and analyzing the requirements for completeness, consistency, and feasibility.
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Requirement Specification: This step involves translating the gathered requirements into a formal specification that defines the system's functionality, performance, and constraints.
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Requirement Validation: This step involves reviewing and validating the requirements to ensure that they are correct, complete, and consistent.
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Requirement Management: This step involves managing the requirements throughout the system development lifecycle, including traceability, change control, and version control.
Programming Language Requirement Specification is not a part of the requirement engineering process. However, selecting a programming language may be a part of the design or implementation phase of the software development process.