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2011 IEEE 35th Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference
A Framework for Multi-layered Requirements Documentation and Analysis
Munich, Germany
July 18-July 22
ISBN: 978-0-7695-4439-7
The complexity of current software-intensive systems must be tackled during all phases of the system life cycle. Requirements Engineering is considered both by practitioners and researchers a crucial phase of software development. This article tackles requirements complexity by proposing a framework to document and analyze requirements at different levels of detail, inspired by the layered style of software architecture. Therefore, separation of concerns, an important concept used for software design, is applied in the context of requirements documentation and analysis. The framework has been applied in practice to design software-intensive systems in many domains. Specifically for this article, the proposal is to apply the framework to document and to analyze requirements for road traffic management systems.
Index Terms:
Requirements documentation, Requirements Analysis, SysML, Software-Intensive Systems
Citation:
Michel dos Santos Soares, Jos Vrancken, "A Framework for Multi-layered Requirements Documentation and Analysis," compsac, pp.308-313, 2011 IEEE 35th Annual Computer Software and Applications Conference, 2011
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