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The requirements you are defining while describing how users will interact with a system are typically Functional Requirements (Option C). Functional requirements describe what the system should do from a user's perspective, specifying the system's functions, features, and interactions with users. These requirements are focused on the functionality and behavior of the system, and they help ensure that the system meets the needs of its users.
Technical requirements (Option A) would specify the technology, hardware, and software platforms necessary for the system's implementation. Project requirements (Option B) typically pertain to the management and organizational aspects of the project, such as timelines, budgets, and resource allocation. Business requirements (Option D) are high-level objectives that the project aims to achieve from a business perspective, often related to the strategic goals and value the project should deliver.