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Lesson 4: Create requirements from business needs

In the previous lesson, you scoped the project with business needs. In this lesson, you publish those business needs for elaborating them as requirements in the Requirements Management application.

Prerequisite:
Typical task-flow to create a project in the Requirements Management application is as follows:
  1. Log in to the repository as a user with JazzAdmins or JazzProjectAdmins repository permissions and an Analyst or Contributor Client Access License.
  2. Click Create Project Area from the drop-down menu at the Administration icon Administration.
  3. Type Sample Requirements as project name and click Next.
  4. Select the traditional requirement project template and click Finish. You can now add team members to the project.
  1. In IBM Rational Focal Point log in as user Carl Riggs who has the Regular User rights.
  2. Click the Sample project workspace.
  3. Click Display > Approved projects.
  4. Click the WonderCar project.
  5. Click the Create artifacts and associate links to the CLM server icon Create artifacts and associate links to the CLM server to create and link to the requirements. If the login page is displayed, use the Requirements Management application credentials.
  6. On the "Element selection" page, make these selections:
    1. From the Attribute where the CLM servers were configured list, select RRC-FP.
    2. From the Allowed project areas list, select Sample Requirements.
    3. Select the following business needs and click Add.
      • Provide high-end electronics
      • Provide security features
      • Improve safety of passengers
  7. Click Next.
  8. From the Artifact type list, select Feature.
    Note: You can select different artifact types and formats based on your project area template. To get the same result as mentioned in this tutorial, follow the exact steps as mentioned in the lessons.
  9. From the Artifact format list, select Text and click Finish
  10. Click OK.

Lesson checkpoint

In this lesson, you learned to create requirements and associate links in the Requirements Management application.
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