Writing an engineering specification
Writing a document that sets out what a product or system must do, in measurable and testable terms.
Good work shows: States requirements in measurable terms; gives each requirement a unique number; cites the relevant standards by name.
Writing an engineering specification is one of the engineering skills on FinderK.
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