Towards the improvement of use case models
Ricardo Ramos, Jaelson B Castro, Jo�ão Araújo, Fernanda Alencar · 2011
A requirements document tends to be full of requirements that are no longer meaningful, descriptions that are unnecessarily long-winded and complicated, and duplicated information, among other shortcomings. These problems hinder the overall understandability of the requirements document and might compromise the subsequent development phases. A requirements document quality evaluation strategy should incorporate also guidelines to help practitioners to effectively measure and improve their requirements documents. In this poster paper we brief describe a process that supports the evaluation and improvement of use case models named AIRDoc.