The Factors of Software Systems that Contribute to Requirements Elicitation.
Allison Scogin · 2006
Requirements elicitation describes the activities needed to determine the requirements of a software system. It is essential to the success of a software development project. Requirements elicitation techniques are used by requirements engineers to discover the information needed to build systems that will satisfy the needs of stakeholders. This paper presents different types of software systems and the factors that would affect the selection of attributes needed to determine appropriate elicitation techniques. These attributes could then be used to determine elicitation techniques that would be successful for different project types.