Quality In Requirements Engineering
Price
Free (open access)
Volume
14
Pages
9
Published
1995
Size
796 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/SQM950192
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
P.D.C. Bennetts
Abstract
The Requirements phase of a project has few metrics available to control its quality. An image of the three dimensions of the requirements phase is adapted to accommodate elements of an holistic view of quality. In its original version, this model offered a purely process view of development. This production view of quality is often context-free and so pays inadequate attention to the organisational or use context. The model is adapted so that the information can be seen to represent a state transition diagram, from which a metric is suggested, although the diagram itself is not explicitly drawn. 1 Introduction Requirements elicitation, occurring as it does, at the very beginning of a project, is difficult to control from a quality point of view. Few metrics, if any, have been identified for use at that po
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