Proposal of Tasks and Techniques for a Requirements Conceptualization

Abstract

The requirements elicitation process has socialconnotations involving different people (stakeholders), acircumstance which causes certain problems arise whencarrying out this process of requirement conceptualization. Inorder to deal with this problem, we propose tasks andtechniques for a requirements conceptualization process thatare structured in two phases: (a) tasks and techniques forproblem-oriented analysis, and (b) tasks and techniques forProduct-Oriented Analysis. The techniques for each task inboth phases are introduced

Methodology for Conceptualization of Customizable Virtual Workspaces

“…The conceptualization methodology of virtual space oriented to collaborative work (VSCW) proposed in this paper is structured by a process with three phases: Phase of Static Conceptualization of VSCW, whose objective is focused on the characterization of the concepts related to Virtual Workspace and its categorization in: Actors, Objects and Interactions; Phase of Dynamic Conceptualization of VSCW, whose objective is focused on the characterization of the interactions between actors and between actors and objects, giving a comprehensive view of the interactions streaming along timeline; Phase of Modeling of VSCW, whose objective is to identify the features that should have the virtual workspace to support the interactions among actors, and among actors and objects, identifying which components should give support to each type of interaction. Each phase consists of tasks with an associated technique to develop each one; and a set of products that can act as elements of input and / or output of a given task [9]. Each task defines a set of products as insumes, and generates a set of products as output of its development.…”