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Enhancing Goal-Oriented Security Requirements Analysis using Common Criteria-Based Knowledge

International journal of software engineering and knowledge engineering, 2013
Goal-oriented requirements analysis (GORA) is one of the promising techniques to elicit software requirements, and it is natural to consider its application to security requirements analysis.
M. Saeki, Shinpei Hayashi, H. Kaiya
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Automated Analysis of Privacy Requirements for Mobile Apps

Network and Distributed System Security Symposium, 2016
Mobile apps have to satisfy various privacy requirements. App publishers are often obligated to provide a privacy policy and notify users of their apps’ privacy practices. But how can we tell whether an app behaves as its policy promises?
Sebastian Zimmeck   +9 more
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Requirements analysis and modelling

Proceedings Software Education Conference (SRIG-ET'94), 2002
The rapid change in the software engineering field, in particular the emerging of software development methodologies has relaxed the need for well definedness of the requirements. A primary characteristic of the process in developing a system with ill defined requirements is the iteration through one or more development phases before the requirements ...
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Formal Analysis of Memory Requirements

Requirements Engineering, 1999
In this paper we show how requirements on memory systems can be given from the viewpoint of the application domain formally in a first-order theory MemReq, to improve the requirements engineering process for such systems. We show the general use of MemReq in expressing major classes of requirements for memory systems and conduct a case study of the use
Hussak, Walter, Keane, John A.
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Analysis of Requirements-Related Arguments in User Forums

IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference, 2019
In the past, users were asked to express their needs and intentions by writing a structured requirements document in natural language. Due to the pervasive use of online forums and social media, user feedback is more accessible today.
Javed Ali Khan   +3 more
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Requirements Analysis

2013
The chapter addresses formal verification of the SysML model of the pacemaker that serves as running example throughout the book.
Apvrille, Ludovic   +1 more
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Quality Requirements and Analysis

2015
For the control of the production of medicines quality requirements are essential. Quality requirements cover the quality of the preparation throughout the whole shelf life, from release until the end of the shelf life. Medicines that are produced by the industry or prepared in a pharmacy have to meet the requirements of the European Pharmacopoeia ...
Hans van Rooij   +2 more
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Taxonomy for requirements analysis

Proceedings of IEEE International Conference on Requirements Engineering, 2002
Techniques that are claimed to be applicable to analysing requirements for software intensive systems have been available for many years, but the extent to which they address this problem for large, complex systems is open to question. The techniques tend to focus on aspects of the system that are understood by specialist system designers, rather than ...
R.M. Rankin, C.T. Sennett, K.J. Hughes
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Analysis of cultural and gender influences on teamwork performance for software requirements analysis in multinational environments

IET Software, 2012
Software development is mainly a social activity where teams of developers should work as a coordinated unit to fulfill the needs of customers. Studies have shown the importance of teamwork ability as the main skill for software professionals both in ...
L. F. Sanz, S. Misra
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Software Requirements Analysis and Specification

1997
As we mentioned earlier, a fundamental problem of software engineering is the problem of scale. The complexity and size of applications employing automation, and consequently the complexity and size of software systems, are continuously increasing. As the scale changes to more complex and larger software systems, new problems occur that did not exist ...
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