It is pivotal to have well-specified requirements to eliminate errors at an early stage of the system development life cycle. Some quality standards recommend the use of formal methods - mandate requirements to be expressed in formal notations - to detect errors. However, formal notations are not suitable for non-experts and may not be understood by all the stakeholder. To fix this, bidirectional transformations among requirement representation levels are required to maintain traceability and facilitate the communication of requirements among all the involved parties. This paper reflects on the different formality levels of requirements specifications including: informal, semi-formal, and formal notations. In addition, an automated multi-la...
We propose a method for the elicitation and the ex-pression of requirements. The requirements can th...
Abstract: Tracing between informal requirements and formal models is challeng-ing. A method for such...
Document driven requirements analysis, as proposed by Prof. David Parnas, which has had some success...
International audienceA major determinant of the quality of software systems is the quality of their...
Abstract. Systems ’ requirements are usually written in a natural language since it generally means ...
The derivation of a specification document that is understandable, precise and unambiguous is indisp...
supporting methodologies to improve requirements determination and analysis in a concurrent collabor...
International audienceRequirements are the keystone of complex systems development. In order to redu...
This paper presents a pragmatic approach for formalizing requirements. It has three main contributio...
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. internationale.International audienceIt is essential to wr...
International audienceGuaranteeing the correctness of critical and complex software and systems is a...
Rapport interne.We propose a method for the elicitation and the expression of requirements. The requ...
International audienceImproving the quality of a system begins by their requirements elicitation: th...
International audienceSoftware development projects seeking a high level of accuracy reach out to fo...
Abstract. [Context and motivation] Stakeholder requirements are notoriously informal, vague, ambiguo...
We propose a method for the elicitation and the ex-pression of requirements. The requirements can th...
Abstract: Tracing between informal requirements and formal models is challeng-ing. A method for such...
Document driven requirements analysis, as proposed by Prof. David Parnas, which has had some success...
International audienceA major determinant of the quality of software systems is the quality of their...
Abstract. Systems ’ requirements are usually written in a natural language since it generally means ...
The derivation of a specification document that is understandable, precise and unambiguous is indisp...
supporting methodologies to improve requirements determination and analysis in a concurrent collabor...
International audienceRequirements are the keystone of complex systems development. In order to redu...
This paper presents a pragmatic approach for formalizing requirements. It has three main contributio...
Colloque avec actes et comité de lecture. internationale.International audienceIt is essential to wr...
International audienceGuaranteeing the correctness of critical and complex software and systems is a...
Rapport interne.We propose a method for the elicitation and the expression of requirements. The requ...
International audienceImproving the quality of a system begins by their requirements elicitation: th...
International audienceSoftware development projects seeking a high level of accuracy reach out to fo...
Abstract. [Context and motivation] Stakeholder requirements are notoriously informal, vague, ambiguo...
We propose a method for the elicitation and the ex-pression of requirements. The requirements can th...
Abstract: Tracing between informal requirements and formal models is challeng-ing. A method for such...
Document driven requirements analysis, as proposed by Prof. David Parnas, which has had some success...