Towards Extreme Requirements
Ivan Maffezzini · Archipel (Université du Québec à Montréal) · 2007
This paper presents an “Extreme Requirements” (ER) methodology for requirements engineering. After presenting two Unified Modelling Language models representing an IEEE definition of “requirement”, a classical requirement process is outlined. The importance of the requirements artefacts is underlined and a composite specification, prototype oriented, is presented. In the second section, SCALCID, a project based on ER, is outlined. After a description of the relationship between forms (a textual structured representation of requirements) and prototype (dynamic description of functional requirements) the lessons learned and some questions for future works are presented.