It is difficult to identify whether quality requirements are defined adequately or not, but there are few methods to support this kind of requirements analysis. In this paper, we propose a method based on software quality spectrum, that shows a ratio of quality characteristics embedded in a software engineering artifact, such as a requirements spec-ification, a manual and so on. We assume similar kinds of software systems have similar spectrum, thus we can identify the adequacy of quality requirements for a new system by using spectrum of already existing similar systems. We con-firmed the assumption above by analyzing actual software systems, i.e., web browsers and drawing tools
Defining quality requirements completely and correctly is more difficult than defining functional re...
Abstract. Software architecture is the result of a design effort aimed at ensuring a certain set of ...
This paper proposes a platform for measuring the quality of structure and functional requirement in ...
Quality requirements are scattered over a requirements specification. thus it Is hard to measure and...
Abstract — Quality requirements (non-functional requirements or NFR) are vital for the success of so...
Quality requirements, an important class of non functional requirements, are inherently difficult to...
The quality of any product depends on the quality of the basis of making it, i.e., the quality of th...
The quality of a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is measured in terms of quality propertie...
There is an increasing need for providing software products with different quality attributes. Espec...
Proceedings of: 40th International Conference on Software Engineering in Gothenburg, Sweden, May 27 ...
Quality requirements, that form a major subcategory of requirements, define a broad set systemwide a...
Quality of software products has been a rather intangible concept for both users and software tester...
High-quality requirements minimize the risk of propagating defects to later stages of the software d...
Software products are a critical and strategic asset in an organizations ' business. They are b...
Software architecture is the result of a design effort aimed at ensuring a certain set of quality at...
Defining quality requirements completely and correctly is more difficult than defining functional re...
Abstract. Software architecture is the result of a design effort aimed at ensuring a certain set of ...
This paper proposes a platform for measuring the quality of structure and functional requirement in ...
Quality requirements are scattered over a requirements specification. thus it Is hard to measure and...
Abstract — Quality requirements (non-functional requirements or NFR) are vital for the success of so...
Quality requirements, an important class of non functional requirements, are inherently difficult to...
The quality of any product depends on the quality of the basis of making it, i.e., the quality of th...
The quality of a Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is measured in terms of quality propertie...
There is an increasing need for providing software products with different quality attributes. Espec...
Proceedings of: 40th International Conference on Software Engineering in Gothenburg, Sweden, May 27 ...
Quality requirements, that form a major subcategory of requirements, define a broad set systemwide a...
Quality of software products has been a rather intangible concept for both users and software tester...
High-quality requirements minimize the risk of propagating defects to later stages of the software d...
Software products are a critical and strategic asset in an organizations ' business. They are b...
Software architecture is the result of a design effort aimed at ensuring a certain set of quality at...
Defining quality requirements completely and correctly is more difficult than defining functional re...
Abstract. Software architecture is the result of a design effort aimed at ensuring a certain set of ...
This paper proposes a platform for measuring the quality of structure and functional requirement in ...