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Permalink Reply by Indhirakumar on April 21, 2011 at 2:21pm

FRS is the Functional Requirement Specification it is a intial phase of SDLC. Gathering the requirements from customer and prepares the Business Requirement specification by Business Analyst's.

Next in Analysis phase System Analysts analyze the BRS and prepare the SRS (System Requirement Specification). 

BRD is a high level documention (means tables) and SRS/FRS is Low level documention (use case diagrams)

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Permalink Reply by saurabh kumar sinha on April 25, 2011 at 11:18am

Hi Sabita

As per my concerned if this question will majorly asked during Interview processes or during any internal meetings, then should be answered in a sentence , also I appreciated the detailed information of "Indy"

 

BRS: Stands for Business requirement Specification which defines the requirement of the client to be developed.

FRS: Stands for Functional Requirement Specification which defines the architectural process of a particular requirement , while

SRS: stands for Software Requirement specification which defines the functional requirement to be developed and system requirement to be used.

While the basic difference in them is that the BRS comes under the HLD (High Level Design) and SRS and FRS will come under the LLD(Low Level Design) process of Designing Phase of SDLC process.

Also BRS comes under the SQA process of Development while FRS and SRS will come under the SQC process.

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Permalink Reply by arun motoori on April 27, 2011 at 1:01pm

I want to add a point to get a clear understanding of what SRS is:

 

Software Requirements Specification (SRS) documents

Software specification documents will typically contain:

• Requirements Specification - Which specifies what the software is required to do
• Architectural Design Specification - Which describes the architecture of a design which implements the requirements
• Detail Design Specification Which describes how each component in the software , down to the individual units, is to be implemented 

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Permalink Reply by barath on May 1, 2011 at 2:19pm

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Permalink Reply by shivakumar on May 6, 2011 at 10:35am

SRS/FRS is all the same. Its just depends on the organisation they follow. BRS is the high level requirement  document, which is taken care by Business analyst

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Permalink Reply by vikas sharma on May 23, 2011 at 5:24pm

 1st is software requirement specification

2nd is functional requirement specification

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Permalink Reply by V_I_K_A_S * on May 24, 2011 at 10:09am

................................................NO DIFFERENCE..........................other then definations

Call it BRS, FRS, SRS, FRD, BRD......or call it by any other term.. Objective is same....Requirments are Discussed->Gathered->Listed/Mentioned....Reviews are done.....Final Doc is made which comes in  as a final Draft for Further Process (Design->Development->Test)

People Involved are...Customer->BA->Develeopers&Testers (Including or excluding Team Managers and Process Review Teams)...that to depend upon organizations...no hard and fast rule.....

 

 

 

 

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Permalink Reply by Vara on May 30, 2011 at 5:03pm

BRS: Business Requirement specification-It is a ruff documentation prepared by Business Analyst gather the information          from Client.

SRS and FRS : System Requirement Specification and Functional Requirement Specification both are similar, here PM/PL                                prepares Technical Documentation with help of BRS.

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