Producing a Global Requirement Model from Multiple Requirement Specifications

Brottier, E.; Baudry, Benoît; Traon, Yves Le; Touzet, David; Nicolas, Bertrand

doi:10.1109/edoc.2007.44

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“…This corresponds to 4.44% from the total extracted studies. References 10,12,13,18,27–92 are the final articles selected, while the QA scores assigned to each paper is shown in Appendix .…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Success factors analysis for requirement elicitation in global software development paradigm: An empirical study

Yaseen

Ali

Mazhar

2022

J Software Evolu Process

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Requirement's elicitation is the process of gathering requirements from users, customers, and stakeholders using traditional or collaborative elicitation techniques. Software requirement gathering is a challenging task particularly in a Global Software Development (GSD) paradigm due to geographical distance, limited face to face meetings, time zone differences, and language and cultural barriers. As more companies begin to adopt GSD in order to save costs, the success factors need to be identified and evaluated in order to ensure a successful elicitation process. This paper offers an in‐depth analysis on success factors for requirement elicitation within GSD environment. First, all possible success factors are identified from the literature via a Systematic Literature Review (SLR). Next, these factors are evaluated by software industries via a questionnaire survey across different types and levels of experts, size of organizations, and from the client–vendor perspective. The relationships between the success factors and the survey results were evaluated using the Spearman's correlation coefficient. The results produced a 0.835 Spearman's correlation coefficient at significance level ρ = 0.000, which showed a strong positive correlation between the outcome of SLR and survey with no significant difference.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Success factors analysis for requirement elicitation in global software development paradigm: An empirical study

Yaseen

Ali

Mazhar

2022

J Software Evolu Process

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“…Baudry et al [1] introduce a metamodel for requirements and present how they use it on top of a constrained natural language for requirements definition. In [2] they propose a model-driven engineering mechanism to merge different requirement specifications and reveal inconsistencies between them by using their core requirement metamodel. However, their core metamodel is mainly used to produce a global requirements model from a given set of texts.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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A Metamodeling Approach for Reasoning about Requirements

Göknil

Kurtev

Berg

2008

Model Driven Architecture – Foundations and Applications

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In requirements engineering, there are several approaches for requirements modeling such as goal-oriented, aspect-driven, and system requirements modeling. In practice, companies often customize a given approach to their specific needs. Thus, we seek a solution that allows customization in a systematic way. In this paper, we propose a metamodel for requirements models (called core metamodel) and an approach for customizing this metamodel in order to support various requirements modeling approaches. The core metamodel represents the common concepts extracted from some prevalent approaches. We define the semantics of the concepts and the relations in the core metamodel. Based on this formalization, we can perform reasoning on requirements that may detect implicit relations and inconsistencies. Our approach for customization keeps the semantics of the core concepts intact and thus allows reuse of tools and reasoning over the customized metamodel. We illustrate the customization of our core metamodel with SysML concepts. As a case study, we apply the reasoning on requirements of an industrial mobile service application based on this customized core requirements metamodel.

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“…The formulas in (36) and (37) hold for each model since (allow_lecturer_limit M = has_limit M ) for all models. The satisfaction of R60 excludes the satisfaction of R103 and vice versa.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…On the other hand, our approach covers the static aspects of requirements including non-functional requirements and reasoning on requirements relations. In [37], a model-driven mechanism is proposed to merge different requirement specifications and reveal inconsistencies between them by using a requirements metamodel. The requirements metamodel is mainly used to produce a requirements model from a given requirements document.…”

Section: Requirements Metamodelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Traceability of requirements and software architecture for change management

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I would like to thank to the members of the software engineering group for the working environment I have had. I am grateful to our secretary Jeanette Rebel-de Boer for her administrative support. I would like to thank to all friends I have in the Netherlands. They have helped me not to feel homesick. I would like to thank all the people who have contributed to our football matches in TUFAT. I would like to thank my parents and my sister who stood by me regardless of many obstacles.

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Producing a Global Requirement Model from Multiple Requirement Specifications

Cited by 13 publications

References 11 publications

Success factors analysis for requirement elicitation in global software development paradigm: An empirical study

Success factors analysis for requirement elicitation in global software development paradigm: An empirical study

A Metamodeling Approach for Reasoning about Requirements

Traceability of requirements and software architecture for change management

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