I'm doing some system level engineering, trying to organize and derive requirements. Anyone have any examples on how it should be formatted?

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  • osrmt

    Open Source Requirements Management Tool

    • Stay away from spreadsheets. There are programs for this like DOORS or or ISRMT. I have watched slashers go horribly wrong...

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