The attribute ID represents a unique identifier for this requirement. This is a required attribute for a requirement, meaning every requirement in your table must have a unique ID.
An ID consists of the table name followed by an underscore followed by a number, which is unique for this table. The table name will be a name for your set of requirements, i.e. if you collect the requirements for your user interface a reasonable name for your table would be GUI. An example for an ID would then be GUI_001, meaning the first requirement of the table GUI.
This is the second required attribute for a requirement. The name of your requirement should be short and give a clear meaning of the intention of the requirement.
The Description attribute is the last required attribute. Here you should describe your requirement in detail and as unambiguous as possible. There is no special syntax required, you can use free text.
The attribute priority can have one of the three values "low", "medium" or "high". Priority in this case can be seen as a composition of urgency and importance.
Because you also have the attributes "Satisfaction" and "Dissatisfaction", the attribute "Priority" should especially consider the urgency to fulfill this requirement.
The state of the requirement.
Related Topics:
Editing the state of the requirement