A user requirements elicitation tool
Miguel Angel Laguna, José Manuel Marqués, Francisco José García‐Peñalvo · ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes · 2001
Use cases are nowadays the favoured technique for defining the functional requirements of a software system. Their use implies that most of the desired functionality of the new system is well known. The aim of this work is a methodological proposal (and a tool to support it) to accurately define this functionality, starting from the way the end users currently do their work. This method and tool are independent of the development paradigm and could generate useful results for the most frequently used CASE tools with the addition of the appropriate translators.