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What is the application domain? (e.g. , embedded system for automotive systems, graphical modeling utility) This is the domain description of the application.  \n• Explain what SW product will, and if necessary, will not do. This is the requirement of the application.  \n• Be consistent with similar statements in higher-level specifications (e.g. , the original project specification from customer)  \nStart of your text.  \n1.3 Definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations  \n• Define all terns, acronyms, and abbreviations need to understand the SRS. If this section is extensive, then move to an appendix. It is also possible to provide a link to other resources for extensive terminology explanation.  \nStart of your text.  \n1.4 Organization  \n• Describe what the rest of the SRS contains  \n• Give the organizational structure of the SRS.  \nStart of your text.  \n2 Overall Description  \n• Give a brief introduction of what information will be covered in this section.  \nStart of your text.  \n2.1 Product Perspective  \n• Describe the context for the product  \n• Is it one element that is part of a bigger system? If so, then give a pictorial representation or diagram (e.g. , data flow diagram – DFD, block diagram) that describes how your product fits.  \n• Interface Constraints:  \no System interfaces  \no User interfaces  \no HW interfaces  \no SW interfaces  \no Communication interfaces  \n• Other types of constraints:  \no Memory  \no Operations  \no Site adaptation operations (customization that is done on-site) .  \nStart of your text.  \n2.2 Product Functions  \n• Summarize the major functions that software will perform (portions may come directly from the customer specification – cite as appropriate) .  \n• These function descriptions should be easily understandable by the customer orto any general reader.  \n• Diagrams: (for all diagrams, introduce the notation first)  \no Give and describe a high-level goal diagram for system.  \nStart of your text.  \nTemplate based on IEEE Std 830-1998 for SRS. Modifications (content and ordering of information) 2 have been made by Betty H.C. Cheng, Michigan State University ([chengb at msu.edu](chengb at msu.edu))  \n2.3 User Characteristics  \n• Expectations about the user (e.g. , background, skill level, general expertise)  \nStart of your text.  \n2.4 Constraints  \n• See list of possible constraints from IEEE SRS document.  \n• Give English descriptions of safety-critical properties  \n• Give English descriptions of other properties that if violated, the system will not perform properly.  \nStart of your text.  \n2.5 Assumptions and Dependencies  \n• Assumptions made about the HW, SW, environment, user interactions.  \nStart of your text.  \n2.6 Approportioning of Requirements  \n• Based on negotiations with customers, requirements that are determined to be beyond the scope of the current project and may be addressed in future versions/releases.  \nStart of your text.  \n3 Specific Requirements  \n• Give an enumerated list of requirements.  \n• As appropriate, use a hierarchical numbering scheme.  \n1. Sample requirement at the top level  \n1.1. Level 2 requirement example  \n1.2. Another Level 2 requirement  \n2. Select the “Requirement” Style.  \n3. Separately list the Cybersecurity requirements  \n3.1. Identify the threat vectors (pathways for attacks)  \n3.2. Identify the threat actors (types)  \n3.3. What kind of cybersecurity vulnerabilities exist for your subsystem? 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