Skilirium

All stages of Data modeller

Stage 1

Capture data requirements

Captures atomic, sourced and testable data requirements

47 knobits (12 knowledge, 35 skills) · Produces: data requirement

Knobit map

Each mark is one knobit. Knobits higher up build on the ones below them; select one to open it.

K-101 Recognises a data requirement making several claims101K-102 Recognises a data requirement prescribing a design solution102K-103 Recognises a statement outside the scope of data requirements103K-104 Recognises an ambiguous business term in a data requirement104K-105 Recognises untestable wording in a data requirement105K-106 Recognises an unverifiable data requirement106K-107 Recognises a reference with several possible referents107K-108 Recognises a data requirement without a named subject108K-109 Recognises a measure stated without unit or basis109K-110 Recognises a data requirement silent on current versus past values110K-111 Recognises an absolute statement with its exception unasked111K-112 Recognises a mandatory attribute without its moment of obligation112K-113 Recognises a business rule left inside another statement113K-114 Recognises content filed under the wrong requirement114K-115 Recognises an unsourced data requirement115K-116 Recognises a missing or meaningless requirement priority116K-117 Recognises a missing or wrong requirement type117K-118 Recognises a status contradicting the requirement's content118K-119 Recognises a guess recorded as fact119K-120 Recognises a missing rationale for a non-obvious requirement120K-121 Recognises duplicate data requirements121K-122 Recognises paraphrased data requirements122K-123 Recognises conflicting data requirements123K-124 Recognises inconsistent terminology across the register124K-125 Recognises a requirements register with unbounded scope125K-126 Recognises a requirements register describing no events126K-127 Recognises an uncovered identity requirement127K-128 Recognises an uncovered volume or retention requirement128K-129 Recognises an uncovered sensitivity or access requirement129K-130 Recognises an uncovered lineage requirement130K-131 Recognises undecided history requirements across the register131K-132 Recognises a requirements register serving no stated question132K-133 Recognises a missing or wrong requirement trace133K-134 Recognises unstable requirement identifiers134K-151 Explains singular and unambiguous requirement statements151K-152 Distinguishes a business requirement from a design solution152K-153 Explains the data requirement types of the register153K-154 Explains requirement attributes and traceability154K-155 Explains current value, history and point-in-time reproducibility155K-156 Explains the identity of a business thing156K-157 Explains the non-functional data concerns157K-158 Explains the scope, events and questions a data register must state158K-159 Explains referential and logical ambiguity in natural-language statements159K-160 Explains persistent identifiers160K-161 Explains verifiable requirement statements161K-162 Explains consistency within a requirements register162K-135 Retires a superseded register entry instead of deleting it135
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Knobits of this stage

KnobitType
K-101Recognises a data requirement making several claimsSkill
K-102Recognises a data requirement prescribing a design solutionSkill
K-103Recognises a statement outside the scope of data requirementsSkill
K-104Recognises an ambiguous business term in a data requirementSkill
K-105Recognises untestable wording in a data requirementSkill
K-106Recognises an unverifiable data requirementSkill
K-107Recognises a reference with several possible referentsSkill
K-108Recognises a data requirement without a named subjectSkill
K-109Recognises a measure stated without unit or basisSkill
K-110Recognises a data requirement silent on current versus past valuesSkill
K-111Recognises an absolute statement with its exception unaskedSkill
K-112Recognises a mandatory attribute without its moment of obligationSkill
K-113Recognises a business rule left inside another statementSkill
K-114Recognises content filed under the wrong requirementSkill
K-115Recognises an unsourced data requirementSkill
K-116Recognises a missing or meaningless requirement prioritySkill
K-117Recognises a missing or wrong requirement typeSkill
K-118Recognises a status contradicting the requirement's contentSkill
K-119Recognises a guess recorded as factSkill
K-120Recognises a missing rationale for a non-obvious requirementSkill
K-121Recognises duplicate data requirementsSkill
K-122Recognises paraphrased data requirementsSkill
K-123Recognises conflicting data requirementsSkill
K-124Recognises inconsistent terminology across the registerSkill
K-125Recognises a requirements register with unbounded scopeSkill
K-126Recognises a requirements register describing no eventsSkill
K-127Recognises an uncovered identity requirementSkill
K-128Recognises an uncovered volume or retention requirementSkill
K-129Recognises an uncovered sensitivity or access requirementSkill
K-130Recognises an uncovered lineage requirementSkill
K-131Recognises undecided history requirements across the registerSkill
K-132Recognises a requirements register serving no stated questionSkill
K-133Recognises a missing or wrong requirement traceSkill
K-134Recognises unstable requirement identifiersSkill
K-151Explains singular and unambiguous requirement statementsKnowledge
K-152Distinguishes a business requirement from a design solutionKnowledge
K-153Explains the data requirement types of the registerKnowledge
K-154Explains requirement attributes and traceabilityKnowledge
K-155Explains current value, history and point-in-time reproducibilityKnowledge
K-156Explains the identity of a business thingKnowledge
K-157Explains the non-functional data concernsKnowledge
K-158Explains the scope, events and questions a data register must stateKnowledge
K-159Explains referential and logical ambiguity in natural-language statementsKnowledge
K-160Explains persistent identifiersKnowledge
K-161Explains verifiable requirement statementsKnowledge
K-162Explains consistency within a requirements registerKnowledge
K-135Retires a superseded register entry instead of deleting itSkill