A requirements engineering approach for object-oriented conceptual modeling
César Emilio Insfrán Pelozo, Óscar Pastor · 2003
Many different attempts have been made out over the last three decades to tackle the problems in software engineering that directly or indirectly lead to the symptoms of software crisis. These attempts have mostly focused on different specific fields, such as improved programming languages, improved modeling techniques, introduction of analysis and design methods, formal specifications, CASE tools, etc. In spite of the various attempts to develop high quality software systems, a difficult task still remains to be able to provide a solution to this classical problem: how to go from the problem space (user requirements) to the solution space (design and implementation) with sound methodological guidance. This PhD thesis is developed in the context of OO-Method (an object-oriented