A Systematic Review of the Use of Requirements Engineering Techniques in Model-Driven Development

Incorporating Model-Driven Techniques into Requirements Engineering for the Service-Oriented Development Process

“…However, to the best of our knowledge, a complete development process for MDD that incorporates the requirements techniques has not been defined [6]. One such approach is OpenUP/MDD, which is a very simplified RUP version intended for small teams.…”

Methodological Integration of Communication Analysis Into a Model-Driven Software Development Framework

“…Menzies [2003] observes that there is no complete approach to model-driven requirements engineering. This observation is confirmed by the systematic literature review by Loniewski, Insfran et al [2010]; the authors conclude that, despite many MDD methods include some requirements engineering activities, there does not exist a complete tool-supported solution to manage requirements models and make further use of them in an automated way. Moreover, the traceability among requirements, elements of later models and pieces of the generated software needs much improvement.…”

“…The results of the systematic review by Loniewski, Insfran et al [Loniewski, Insfran et al 2010] prove that model-driven requirements engineering is an active research topic with several open research challenges.  There is a need for technological support for model transformations; that is, to provide automatic or interactive transformations and to implement the corresponding tools.…”

“…Results from the systematic review in [Loniewski, Insfran et al 2010] ... 39 Table 86. Classification of our proposal according to the criteria by [Loniewski, Insfran et al 2010 Two million years ago, hominids used wooden and stone tools to increase the efficiency of their tasks. As hominids evolved, the complexity of the tasks they undertook grew, but so did their technology.…”

Business process-based requirements specification and object-oriented conceptual modelling of information systems

“…They reviewed RE approaches for model driven development (Loniewski, Insfrán, Abrahão, 2010) and transformation approaches between user requirements and analysis models (Yue, Briand, Labiche, 2010). Nonetheless, both works have focused on review of technical issues when deriving class diagrams from system requirements, not on provision of mechanisms and guidance to avoid potential problems when addressing the derivation.…”