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This lesson covers the EARS (Easy Approach to Requirements Syntax) method for writing clear and effective system requirements. It highlights common risks in requirement writing, such as lack of clarity and exhaustiveness, and introduces EARS as a solution. EARS focuses on creating requirements that are Exhaustive, Atomic, Realistic, and Traceable. The method outlines five requirement patterns: ubiquitous, event-driven, unwanted behaviors, state-driven, and optional features. By employing these patterns, the lesson demonstrates how to improve the clarity and precision of requirements, reducing misunderstandings and errors in system development.

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