Generating essential user interface prototypes to validate requirements

Kamalrudin, Massila; Grundy, John

doi:10.1109/ase.2011.6100126

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“…4 shows an example of a user interface prototype (left side in Fig. 4) designed with Balsamiq Mockups [13], which is very similar to the final implementation (right side in Fig. 4).…”

Section: Addition 2: Sprint Designmentioning

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A Practical Approach to Project Management in a Very Small Company

Caballero

Villalón

2012

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Abstract. This article shows how a very small company has tailored Scrum according to its own needs. The main additions made were the "sprint design" phase and the "sprint test" phase. Before the sprint 0, the requirements elicitation and the functional specification were made in order to meet deadlines and costs agreed with clients. Besides, the introduction of an agile project management tool has supported all the process and it is considered the main success factor for the institutionalization of the Scrum process.

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“…4 shows an example of a user interface prototype (left side in Fig. 4) designed with Balsamiq Mockups [13], which is very similar to the final implementation (right side in Fig. 4).…”

Section: Addition 2: Sprint Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Practical Approach to Project Management in a Very Small Company

Caballero

Villalón

2012

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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“…Figure 1 illustrates our previous English language only approach [2,3,4,5]. In our new work, extraction of EUCs from text and consistency checking (steps 1-6) has been extended with essential interaction modelling "abstract interactions" in the Malay language.…”

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“…These are used to model requirements in the Essential Use Cases (EUCs) methodology. Our work allows the RE to automatically and traceably transform EUC models (Malay or English) to EUI prototypes using a novel EUI pattern library we previously developed [4] (step 7), but which we have extended with new EUI patterns in the Malay language. An example of two Malay essential interactions and their associated abstract interaction and EUI pattern is shown in Table 1.…”

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“…In previous work, we developed a tool, MaramaAI, that provides round-trip prototyping support for checking consistency of requirements written in English based on Essential Use Case (EUC) diagrams [2], [3], [4]. EUCs are semi-formal models which we automatically extract from natural language requirements and validate against known EUC patterns.…”

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MaramaAI: tool support for capturing and managing consistency of multi-lingual requirements

Kamalrudin

Grundy

Hosking

2012

Proceedings of the 27th IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering

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Requirements captured by Requirements Engineers are commonly inconsistent with their client's intended requirements and are often error prone especially if the requirements are written in multiple languages. We demonstrate the use of our automated inconsistency-checking tool MaramaAI to capture and manage the consistency of multi-lingual requirements in both the English and Malay languages for requirements engineers and clients using a round-trip, rapid prototyping approach.

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“…It is identified that the majority of requirements engineers lack of knowledge and skills on security elements and they always face difficulties to capture and understand the security terms [1] [2]. This situation usually results in the security requirements of a software system to be error-prone, inconsistency and incomplete, leading to unsecured software systems [3] [4].…”

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A review on tool supports for security requirements engineering

Yahya

Kamalrudin²,

Sidek³

2013

2013 IEEE Conference on Open Systems (ICOS)

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Capturing the right security requirements is crucial when developing a security software. Poor elicited security requirements can lead to a failure in software development, thus it needs to be accurately defined. This study evaluates various security requirement engineering tools and analyses the existing gaps in security requirement engineering tools. Based on a literature search conducted manually, we report our findings from the review and analysis of different studies of security requirements engineering tool. Consequently, the gaps and motivations found from this literature study are discussed. Future directions of this study is to develop a more useful tool that can perform a better function in capturing security requirements are also discussed.

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Generating essential user interface prototypes to validate requirements

Abstract: Generating essential user interface prototypes to validate requirements.

Cited by 23 publications

References 15 publications

A Practical Approach to Project Management in a Very Small Company

A Practical Approach to Project Management in a Very Small Company

MaramaAI: tool support for capturing and managing consistency of multi-lingual requirements

A review on tool supports for security requirements engineering

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