Process-oriented complete requirement engineering cycle for generic projects
Roger R. Dube, S. K. Dixit · 2010
Software requirements express the requirements and constraints on a software product that contributes to the satisfaction of some 'need' in the real world. Ambiguity is a major problem in requirements specification. At its most basic, a requirement is a property that a system must exhibit in order for it to meet the system's motivating need. We ignore intentional ambiguity or the ambiguity that exists in early stages of requirements elicitation and focus on ambiguity that remains in a so-called final natural language requirements document. Ambiguity is a problem because the different readers of the requirements specification may understand different things.