Elicitation is all about determining the needs of stakeholders and learning, uncovering extracting and /or discovering needs of the users and other potential stakeholders. In software engineering, a requirement is a description of what a system should do. System may have dozen to thousands of requirements. Software requirements stipulate what must be accomplished, transformed, produced or provided. In the field of software engineering researchers, academicians and scientist have developed many models and framework to elicit and prioritize the software requirements. It is well documented that requirement engineering saves money. In this paper we have proposed an algorithm to elicit the software requirement for small scale organization.
In this paper, the impact of software testing effort and the efficiency on the modeling of software reliability for optimizing the cost in case of release time policy has been discussed. Another important problem in the software development process is to determine when to stop testing and release the software. If testing is stopped too early, there may be too many defects in the software, resulting in too many failures during the operation and leading to significant losses. If too much time is spend on testing, there may be a high testing cost. Therefore, there must be a tradeoff between testing and releasing. The release time should be determined by the testing process, efforts and cost. The more defects have been detected and removed, the less time will be used for further testing. To eliminate this problem of releasing the software goal programming approach has been discussed.
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