Requirement Engineering (RE) activities are manual and critical by nature. Providing some automated support for the RE tasks helps analysts to reduce manual labor, and in consequence, reduce defects rates and increase reuse and motivation. In this paper, we introduce a UML framework and tool support which automates part of the RE process. Using UML stereotypes concepts as the core of this solution, we created a set of integrated tools composed by: (1) a reusable framework that models some common RE behavior patterns that are typically present in information system projects; (2) a function that allows the reuse of information provided by entity modeling; (3) a tool that automates the generation of application prototypes; and (4) a tool that ...
Reverse Engineering is becoming increasingly important in the software development world today as m...
Requirements Engineering (RE) is a sub-discipline within Software Engineering increasingly recognize...
Requirements elicitation is a complex and usually longstanding but crucial activity to the software ...
Requirement Engineering (RE) activities are critical by nature and mostly manual. Some automated sup...
Requirements engineering (RE) tools are software tools which provide automated assistance during the...
UML supports requirements modeling by means of ``use case'' diagrams. Unfortunately, use cases suff...
It is common practice to write English-language "shall" statements to embody detailed software requi...
The benefits of reusing artifacts in the software development process are well-known in the software...
Abstract. UML is considered to be de facto standard for software modeling. However, in software requ...
The united Modeling Language is a collection of text and diagrams that is used throughout the softwa...
International audienceIn the paper process of moving from software requirements to Unified Modeling ...
Experimental development based on mapping rule between requirements analysis model and web framework...
Requirement Engineering (RE) is a process to define, document and maintain software requirements. ...
Context. Requirements engineering is a discipline with numerous challenges to overcome. One of these...
In the development of a new information system the first activity is usually a feasibility study. Du...
Reverse Engineering is becoming increasingly important in the software development world today as m...
Requirements Engineering (RE) is a sub-discipline within Software Engineering increasingly recognize...
Requirements elicitation is a complex and usually longstanding but crucial activity to the software ...
Requirement Engineering (RE) activities are critical by nature and mostly manual. Some automated sup...
Requirements engineering (RE) tools are software tools which provide automated assistance during the...
UML supports requirements modeling by means of ``use case'' diagrams. Unfortunately, use cases suff...
It is common practice to write English-language "shall" statements to embody detailed software requi...
The benefits of reusing artifacts in the software development process are well-known in the software...
Abstract. UML is considered to be de facto standard for software modeling. However, in software requ...
The united Modeling Language is a collection of text and diagrams that is used throughout the softwa...
International audienceIn the paper process of moving from software requirements to Unified Modeling ...
Experimental development based on mapping rule between requirements analysis model and web framework...
Requirement Engineering (RE) is a process to define, document and maintain software requirements. ...
Context. Requirements engineering is a discipline with numerous challenges to overcome. One of these...
In the development of a new information system the first activity is usually a feasibility study. Du...
Reverse Engineering is becoming increasingly important in the software development world today as m...
Requirements Engineering (RE) is a sub-discipline within Software Engineering increasingly recognize...
Requirements elicitation is a complex and usually longstanding but crucial activity to the software ...