The proper elicitation and specification of functional and non-functional requirements of an information system in a given environment is the first and the most critical task for the software developers today. The next critical activity is to properly understand these requirements so as to map them on to various design artifacts. In this paper, with the help of the requirements model, we present the behaviour part in the specification of requirements. We explain the behaviour in the specification with the help of dependencies using a mathematical model and a tree/graph so as to enhance the complete understanding of the requirements specification of the information system
The increasing complexity of enterprise systems requires a more advanced analysis about the represen...
Abstract. Requirements are currently an undervalued “beast ” in the software modelling world. All th...
Managing the complexity of modern systems is a current challenge involving all the phases of a syste...
A successful information systems development (ISD) depends on a complete, correct, and consistent se...
A large subset of requirements for complex systems, services and product lines is traditionally spec...
Requirements specification is one of the most important phases in developing a software application....
The paper defines the models of the objective tree and the current reality tree. Such models allow t...
Requirements Evolution is one of the main issues that affect development activities as well as syste...
Requirements Engineering is the set of activities involved in creation, managing, documenting, and m...
In software development, requirements define the expected behaviour of a system. Requirements can ha...
The main aim of this chapter is to present and discuss a set of modeling and specification technique...
Requirements analysis includes a preliminary acquisition step where a global model for the specifica...
All readers of this paper most likely have knowledge of the software requirements discipline and of ...
Software requirements are an integral part of the processes of development and maintenance of inform...
Getting the right software requirements under the right environment assumptions is a critical precon...
The increasing complexity of enterprise systems requires a more advanced analysis about the represen...
Abstract. Requirements are currently an undervalued “beast ” in the software modelling world. All th...
Managing the complexity of modern systems is a current challenge involving all the phases of a syste...
A successful information systems development (ISD) depends on a complete, correct, and consistent se...
A large subset of requirements for complex systems, services and product lines is traditionally spec...
Requirements specification is one of the most important phases in developing a software application....
The paper defines the models of the objective tree and the current reality tree. Such models allow t...
Requirements Evolution is one of the main issues that affect development activities as well as syste...
Requirements Engineering is the set of activities involved in creation, managing, documenting, and m...
In software development, requirements define the expected behaviour of a system. Requirements can ha...
The main aim of this chapter is to present and discuss a set of modeling and specification technique...
Requirements analysis includes a preliminary acquisition step where a global model for the specifica...
All readers of this paper most likely have knowledge of the software requirements discipline and of ...
Software requirements are an integral part of the processes of development and maintenance of inform...
Getting the right software requirements under the right environment assumptions is a critical precon...
The increasing complexity of enterprise systems requires a more advanced analysis about the represen...
Abstract. Requirements are currently an undervalued “beast ” in the software modelling world. All th...
Managing the complexity of modern systems is a current challenge involving all the phases of a syste...