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<h2>Create a Requirements Node</h2>

<p>Before creating <i>Requirements</i>, you have to create a <a href="MIRA.requirements_analysis.html" target="_blank">Requirements Analysis</a> node.</p>
<p> Create a new <i>Requirements</i> node by choosing <i>Requirements</i>, in the context menu of the <i>Requirements Analysis</i> node.</p>

<img src="./pictures/MIRA.Requirements.NewRequirements.png">

<p> Change the name of a <i>Requirements</i> node in the properties view. You also can create multiple requirement nodes with different names to organize your requirements.</p>

<h2>Requirements Overview</h2>

<p>By double-clicking on the <i>Requirements</i> node, an overview over all requirements opens.</p>
<img src="./pictures/MIRA.RequirementsOverview.png" height: auto;/><br />

<p> The list of requirements can be sorted by clicking on the column headers of the overview list. You can filter the requirements by inserting a filter text in the filter section. Double-clicking on a column opens the corresponding requirement source element.</p>

<h2>Requirements Packages</h2>

<p>Requirements are structured by <i>Requirements Packages</i>.</p>

<img src="./pictures/MIRA.Requirements.Packages.png">

<h2>Specify Requirements</h2>

<p>To add a new requirement, open the context menu of the requirements node. You can choose between the following requirement types:</p>

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