Providing Pragmatic Advice On How Good Your Requirements Are ‐ The Precept “Requirements Counsellor” Utility
Laurence James · INCOSE International Symposium · 1999
Abstract One of the main goals of the Precept venture as defined in (Precept 97) was to “significantly improve the requirements elicitation process”. There are many ways in which this could have been accomplished ranging from the development of new elicitation methods to the development of new intelligent elicitation utilities. This article discusses the latter approach and focuses on a specific Precept utility termed the “Requirements Counsellor” which is designed to provide feedback on the perceived “goodness” of a set of requirements.