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Second International Conference on Requirements Engineering (ICRE'96)
User-Centered System Decomposition: Z-Based Requirements Clustering
Colorado Springs, Colorado
April 15-April 18
ISBN: 0-8186-7252-8
Pei Hsia, The University of Texas at Arlington
C.T. Hsu, The University of Texas at Arlington
David C. Kung, The University of Texas at Arlington
Lawrence B. Holder, The University of Texas at Arlington
Requirements clustering (RC) provides a different approach to system decomposition, by enabling a system to be partitioned into user-recognizable components, where each component can be used, almost independently to satisfy part of the user's needs. Requirements clustering is essential for a software development approach called incremental delivery (ID). A successful clustering of system requirements produces a set of useful, usable, and semi-independent clusters that can be developed and delivered to the customers in increments. This paper presents a requirements clustering process based on ER modeling, scenarios, and the formal specification notation Z.
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Pei Hsia, C.T. Hsu, David C. Kung, Lawrence B. Holder, "User-Centered System Decomposition: Z-Based Requirements Clustering," icre, pp.126, Second International Conference on Requirements Engineering (ICRE'96), 1996
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