Toward a Method for Eliciting Software Requirements Using Constraint Natural Language
Romi Satria Wahono · 2002
Requirement elicitation is considered as one of the most important activities in software development. Most of the faults found during testing and operation result from poor understanding or misinterpretation of requirements. Although there are many techniques focusing on the requirements elicitation, there are only a few focusing on the formalization of object-oriented features and the methodology for identifying and refining objects. We propose a methodology for eliciting requirements using constraint natural language based on object-oriented paradigms.