Lesson 3 to 4

Question 1

It covers both hardware and software integration for complex systems.

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1. System Specification

Question 2

It outlines the design, features, and performance criteria for a physical product.

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2. Product Specification

Question 3

It describes the system’ s features and functionalities from the user’s perspective.

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3. Functional Specification

Question 4

Details the technical aspects, such as architecture, hardware, software components.

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4. Technical Specification

Question 5

Focuses on software functionality, user interaction, and system behavior.

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5. Software Requirements Specification

Question 6

Provides a record of decisions and requirements for future reference or maintenance

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6. Documentation

Question 7

Facilitates communication among stakeholders, including clients, team members, and third-party vendors

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7. Communication

Question 8

Establishes a baseline for evaluating whether the final product meets the agreed-upon requirements

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8. Accountability

Question 9

Acts as a reference for developers, designers, and testers during the project lifecycle

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9. Guidance

Question 10

Defines the project requirements in detail to avoid misunderstandings

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10. Clarity

Question 11

It is a detailed, written description of the requirements, design, functionality, and constraints of a system, product, or projects.

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11. Specific Documentation

Question 12

It overlays digital elements onto the real world (e.g., through a smartphone or glasses).

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12. Augmented Reality

Question 13

it use quantum bits (qubits) to perform complex calculations much faster than traditional computers

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13. Quantum Computing

Question 14

It refers to everyday objects connected to the internet, collecting and sharing data (e.g, Smart home Devices).

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14. Internet of Things

Question 15

a secure, decentralized digital ledger that records transactions across multiple computers. It’s Example: transparent ‘ and tamper-proof (Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin).

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15. Blockchain

Question 16

It refers to machines that can perform tasks requiring human intelligence, like learning, reasoning, or decision-making Performance

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16. Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Question 17

Enumeration 17-22

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17. Relevance to the Problem
18. Feasibility
19. Scalability
20. Impact
21. Risk
22. Sustainability