July Session V         
Wednesday, July 10, 2019
7PM to 10PM Eastern Time Zone
           
In a perfect world every system would have no failures, be up 24/7, would respond before I was ready to do my next action, would never allow those into the system they don’t belong, etc.  But these quality attributes of a system may not be attainable, or if they are, at an extreme cost. There must be a balance between these competing characteristics.  To consider delivering the right functionality is not enough.  We will explore beyond the functional requirements and address the various types of non-functional requirements (quality attributes, design constraints and external interfaces) that are often the “missed” requirements in a project.