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What (who) is user requirements - definition
User requirements document
The user requirement(s) document (URD) or user requirement(s) specification (URS) is a document usually used in software engineering that specifies what the user expects the software to be able to do.
Software requirements specification
A SET OF FUNCTIONAL AND NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS THAT A PIECE OF DESIGNED SOFTWARE NEEDS TO FULFIL, MAY INCLUDE A SET OF USE CASES
Requirements specification; IEEE 830; Req spec; Requirements specifications; Software Requirements Specification
A SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFICATION (SRS) is a description of a software system to be developed. It is modeled after business requirements specification (CONOPS).
user name
PERSON WHO USES A COMPUTER OR NETWORK SERVICE
Screen name (computing); User name; Username; Computer user; Account (computing); UserName; User Name; User-name; User-Name; Normal user; Screenname; User name policy; Internet pseudonym; User area; Computer logon; Computer users; My account; Screenames; Aol screen names; AOL screen names; Usernames; User Account; User Accounts; User accounts; User preferences; Changing Username; User names; Switching usernames; Switching user names; User account; User (system); Software users; Changing username; Login name; In-game name; Account name; Warmware
<operating system, security> (Or "logon") A unique name for
each user of computer services which can be accessed by
several persons.
Users need to identify themselves for accounting, security,
logging, and resource management. Usually a person must
also enter a password in order to access a service. Once
the user has logged on the operating system will often use a
(short) user identifier, e.g. an integer, to refer to them
rather than their user name.
User names can usually be any short string of alphanumeric
characters. Common choices are first name, initials, or some
combination of first name, last name, initials and an
arbitrary number. User names are often assigned by {system
administrators} according to some local policy, or they may be
chosen by the users themselves.
User names are often also used as mailbox names in
electronic mail addresses.
(1997-03-16)
Examples of use of user requirements
1. Nokia led the way with its N series phones tailored to different user requirements.