By providing examples and counter-examples of good requirements and documents, IEEE can enhance the quality, consistency, and completeness of the requirements. These can originally be templates, industry standards and rules inside a repository, such as the IEEE server. Requirement typical sentence construction Defects to avoid: Vagueness Weakness Over specification Subjectivity Multiplicity Unclear meaning Implicit meaning Some words to be used with caution: practice”, “adequate”, “applicable”, “appropriate”, “approximate”, “bad”, “best “between”, to”, “clearly”, “compatible”, “completely”, “consider”, “down “easy/easily”, “effective”, “efficient”, “equivalent”, “excellent”, “good”, “his/her”, “however”, “ideal”, order to”, but shall not be limited to”, “etc”, “in “include “least”, “like”, “low”, “maximise”, “may”, “most”, “minimum/mal”, “must”, “nearly”, “necessary”, “needed”, “normal”, “or”, “possible/bly“, “practicable”, “provide”, “quality”, “readily”, “relevant”, “safe/ly“, “same”, as”, to”, “should”, “significant”, “similar”, “so “subject “substantial”, “sufficient”, “suitable”, to”, friendly”, “support”, “target”, “typical”, “up “user “whether”, “will”, “with”, “worse”. Introduction This document provides the technical requirements of the project to develop the amendment 3d to IEEE 802.15.3 to enable data of 100 Gbps for switched point-to-point according to the PAR and CSD of this project [2,3]. This document will provide guidance and requirements on how to respond to a call for proposals. Protocol Reference Model The communication protocol reference model used for this document is shown in Figure 1.
By providing examples and counter-examples of good requirements and documents, IEEE can enhance the quality, consistency, and completeness of the requirements. These can originally be templates, industry standards and rules inside a repository, such as the IEEE server. Requirement typical sentence construction Defects to avoid: Vagueness Weakness Over specification Subjectivity Multiplicity Unclear meaning Implicit meaning Some words to be used with caution: “adequate”, “applicable”, “appropriate”, “approximate”, “bad”, “best practice”, “between”, “clearly”, “compatible”, “completely”, “consider”, “down to”, “easy/easily”, “effective”, “efficient”, “equivalent”, “excellent”, “good”, “his/her”, “however”, “ideal”, “etc”, “in order to”, “include but shall not be limited to”, “least”, “like”, “low”, “maximise”, “may”, “most”, “minimum/mal”, “must”, “nearly”, “necessary”, “needed”, “normal”, “or”, “possible/bly“, “practicable”, “provide”, “quality”, “readily”, “relevant”, “safe/ly“, “same”, “should”, “significant”, “similar”, “so as”, “subject to”, “substantial”, “sufficient”, “suitable”, “support”, “target”, “typical”, “up to”, “user friendly”, “whether”, “will”, “with”, “worse”. Introduction This document provides the technical requirements of the project to develop the amendment 3d to IEEE 802.15.3 to enable data of 100 Gbps for switched point-to-point according to the PAR and CSD of this project [2,3]. This document will provide guidance and requirements on how to respond to a call for proposals. Protocol Reference Model The communication protocol reference model used for this document is shown in Figure 1.