Chapter 2 Requirements model basics
The Detail page of a package property sheet displays the following properties:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Workload 1 | Sum of all the workloads assigned to a first person or team to satisfy all the requirements of the current package |
| Workload 2 | Sum of all the workloads assigned to a second person or team to satisfy all the requirements of the current package |
| Workload 3 | Sum of all the workloads assigned to a third person or team to satisfy all the requirements of the current package |
| Workload 4 | Sum of all the workloads assigned to a fourth person or team to satisfy all the requirements of the current package |
A workload is the time assigned to a person or a team to satisfy a requirement. This time is divided by as many persons in the team. You should respect a unit for all workloads (hour or day). Values must be greater or equal to zero, and limited to one decimal (For example: 3.5).
A parent requirement workload is the sum of its child requirements workloads. Parent workloads are automatically calculated once you enter their child workloads. Package workloads are the sum of all their child workloads. Package, sub-package and parent workloads are in read-only mode (grayed). You can only modify child workloads.
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