Requirements Engineering: A Process Model and Case Study to Promote Standardization and Quality Increase
Jose Andre Dorigan, Rodolfo Miranda de Barros · International Conference on Software Engineering Advances · 2012
In Requirements Engineering, it is very common for requirements to be poorly specified, inconsistent with the client needs or badly written. Based on these problems, this paper presents a model of Requirements Engineering Process for description standardization, through the reuse of words, seeking to improve the specification quality. We present a Case Study to evaluate and identify benefits of its use in an academic software development. Also, a comparative study between processes that deal with requirements quality assurance was developed showing the works difference.