Document Design & Types

What you will learn

• Study Why Document Requirements.
• Study The Three Perspectives of Requirements.
• Study Data Perspective (Static-Structural).
• Study Functional Perspective (Process-Oriented).

Lesson summary

This lesson introduces Document Design & Types within the Documenting Requirements module. It provides a structured overview of document design, three perspectives, natural language vs models vs hybrid, document structures, quality criteria for documents and individual requirements, and glossaries. The main areas are Why Document Requirements?, The Three Perspectives of Requirements, 1. Data Perspective (Static-Structural), 2. Functional Perspective (Process-Oriented), 3. Behavioral Perspective (State-Oriented). The learning objectives are to study Why Document Requirements; study The Three Perspectives of Requirements; study Data Perspective (Static-Structural). You will see how the terminology fits into practical requirements-engineering work, which distinctions matter for the Foundation Level syllabus, and where candidates commonly confuse closely related ideas. The complete lesson adds worked examples, comparisons, interactive revision activities, and short checks that help you apply the concepts instead of memorising isolated definitions. Use this preview to understand the scope and decide where the lesson belongs in your study plan; enrolment unlocks the full written explanation and exercises.