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Requirement reprioritisation for pairwise compared requirements
International Journal of Computer Aided Engineering and Technology, 2014Prioritisation and reprioritisation are the two main activities in incremental developments of evolving software systems for mass markets. Reprioritisation is very effortful and time consuming activity aiming at re-allotment of priorities to already prioritised requirements as well as changed, delayed, modified and newly arrived ones. Conceptual models
Varun Gupta 0001 +2 more
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User Requirements and System Requirements
IEEE Software, 2008In software, we often talk about user requirements and system requirements. Most people know the terms: users give you user requirements, designers work from system requirements. The terms have entered our lingua franca. However, in my experience, people - stakeholders, analysts, and designers - often fail to differentiate the roles of these two kinds ...
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Addressing Legal Requirements in Requirements Engineering
15th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE 2007), 2007Legal texts, such as regulations and legislation, are playing an increasingly important role in requirements engineering and system development. Monitoring systems for requirements and policy compliance has been recognized in the requirements engineering community as a key area for research.
Paul N. Otto, Annie I. Antón
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Requirements dependencies: the emergence of a requirements network
International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology, 2012We believe that the requirements at the leaf-node level of the requirements tree structure cannot be viewed in isolation and that dependencies between them exist. We pursued this notion in order to find a coherent set of requirement dependencies that would facilitate the formation of a requirements network at the leaf-node level.
Vishwajeet Kulshreshtha +2 more
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A Reflective Requirements Specification for Requirements Evolving
2009 Third International Conference on Genetic and Evolutionary Computing, 2009The classic requirement engineering provides limited technology and inefficient methods for requirements evolution, which leads to great restriction on finish the task of requirements evolution with high-efficiency and high-quality. For resolving above problem, this paper presents a reflective requirements specification for requirements evolution.
Wen-jie Yuan, Shi Ying
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Requirements for requirements engineering techniques
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Requirements Engineering, 2002The first argument presented is that if we have a clear understanding of the objectives of the requirements engineering (RE) process then we can identify what techniques we need. No single method or technique will be sufficient. The second argument is that a key objective of the RE process is to specify a system which will ultimately be successful ...
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Isoleucine requirements of the chicken: Requirement for maintenance
British Poultry Science, 19921. The maintenance requirement of adult male cockerels for isoleucine was measured by nitrogen balance. Measured amounts of a diet first-limiting in isoleucine were fed by tube each day for 6 d to give a range of intakes of from 0 to 100 mg isoleucine/kg body weight. A nitrogen-free diet containing energy, vitamins and both major and trace minerals was
D, Burnham, R M, Gous
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Requirements trawling: techniques for discovering requirements
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, 2001Summary: If you approach someone in the street and ask for directions then, provided that person knows the way and speaks the same language as you do, it should be easy for him to help you. But often, when you try to follow the directions, you become more confused and lost.
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CSCW and Requirements Analysis: Requirements as Cooperation/Requirements for Cooperation
1996Cooperation is defined as working together for a common purpose. It would therefore seem a suitable description of the process by which analysts and clients interact in developing the requirements for a computer-based information system (IS). In addition, as Howard (1987) notes, the term has positive connotations, evoking equal power relationships and ...
Laurence Brooks, Matthew Jones
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Academic Radiology, 2003
The residency review committee's program requirements guide the development of the details of each ACGME-accredited residency program. The sponsoring institution, however, has the overall responsibility, through the institutional requirements, to ensure that all facets of high-quality graduate medical education are available for all residents in these ...
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The residency review committee's program requirements guide the development of the details of each ACGME-accredited residency program. The sponsoring institution, however, has the overall responsibility, through the institutional requirements, to ensure that all facets of high-quality graduate medical education are available for all residents in these ...
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