Requeclass: A Framework For Classifying Requirement Elicitation Questions Based On Kipling'S Technique And Zachman'S Enterprise Framework - A Guide For Software Requirement Engineers
i-manager’s Journal on Software Engineering · 2019
Furthermore, stakeholder needs change at a great rate during software system development and both the stakeholders and REs rely solely on natural language communication (Mishra, Awal, & Elijah, 2017; Lee & Zhao, 2006). Therefore, it is of great importance that both parties use a clear form of communication to provide and analyze requirements that will lead to the precise definition of the problem. Generally, it is a common knowledge that elicitation approaches, such as Interview and Questionnaires, depend on some well-defined questioning approaches to gather information. The literature acknowledges the fact that missing or wrongly-stated questions can lead to loss of information and consequently substandard requirement specifications (Nuseibeh & Easterbrook, 2000). Substandard requirement specifications are often characterized by inconsistency and/or incompleteness. Inconsistencies occur in the process of acquiring, By