Answer Posted / Abhishek Kumar Goutam

Creating a Functional Specification (FS) and Technical Specification (TS) requires careful planning. Here's an outline to help you get started:nnFunctional Specification:
1. Introductionn - Purpose of the documentn - Scope
2. System Overviewn - Overall description of the system and its purpose
3. Functional Requirementsn - Detailed description of each function, inputs, outputs, and conditions
4. User Requirementsn - Description of users, their needs, and expectations
5. System Interfacesn - Description of interaction points with other systems or components
6. System Limitations and Assumptions
7. Functional Testingn - Description of test cases for each functionnnTechnical Specification:
1. Introductionn - Purpose of the document
2. Hardware Requirementsn - List of hardware needed to run the system
3. Software Requirementsn - List of software needed to run the system, including their versions and any dependencies
4. Database Designn - Description of database schema, tables, relationships, and data flow
5. Networking Requirementsn - Description of network configuration and communication protocols
6. Security Requirementsn - Description of security measures to protect the system and its data
7. Performance Requirementsn - Description of expected system performance, response times, and scalability

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