In Management Information System The Emphasis At Requirement Analysis Phase Is On Defining What Functions Must Be Performed Rather Than What?

[Jesusisthecode]

In management information system the emphasis at requirement analysis phase is on defining what functions must be performed rather than __________ to perform those functions

[Old_Geezer]

"finding some sucker" ?

[TonyV]

Sorry cannot do your homework.

[Canary42]

"how"

[Baldric]

Your question is easily Googleable.

[THECORBYLOON]

"During the Requirements Analysis Phase, the system shall be defined in more detail with regard to system inputs, processes, outputs, and interfaces. This definition process occurs at the functional level. The system shall be described in terms of the functions to be performed, not in terms of computer programs, files, and data streams. The emphasis in this phase is on determining what functions must be performed rather than HOW to perform those functions."

[vetuste_ennemi]

Jesus may be the code, but I wrote software for forty years and don't understand his question.

[Buenchico]

'seeking' would fit (and make sense) there, as would 'attempting'.

[vetuste_ennemi]

//"During the Requirements Analysis Phase, the system shall be defined in more detail with regard to system inputs, processes, outputs, and interfaces. This definition process occurs at the functional level. The system shall be described in terms of the functions to be performed, not in terms of computer programs, files, and data streams. The emphasis in this phase is on determining what functions must be performed rather than HOW to perform those functions."//

Let's face it, guys, that piece of tellbush takes the biscuit.
For crossword fans and grammaticians alike we have the difficulty of parsing this nonsense.