Methodology of evaluating the sufficiency of information on quality in the software requirements specifications

Hovorushchenko, Tetiana; Pomorova, Oksana

doi:10.1109/dessert.2018.8409161

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“…Consequently, the process of this study should include assessment of the extent to which the specification reflects information about the target software. Particular attention is required to the requirements that characterize nonfunctional characteristics of software [5].…”

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“…One of solutions in assessing sufficiency of information in specifications of software requirements is presented in studies [5,13] in which theoretical and applied principles of information technology for assessing sufficiency of quality information contained in the specifications of software requirements are proposed. The principles developed in [5,13] are aimed at determining sufficiency of information on quality in the software requirements but automation of such evaluation is not realized in these works. Therefore, it is the approach proposed in [5,13] that will be further developed by solution of the problem of automated analysis of the software requirements set forth in specifications as regards sufficiency of information on nonfunctional component characteristics of software quality.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The principles developed in [5,13] are aimed at determining sufficiency of information on quality in the software requirements but automation of such evaluation is not realized in these works. Therefore, it is the approach proposed in [5,13] that will be further developed by solution of the problem of automated analysis of the software requirements set forth in specifications as regards sufficiency of information on nonfunctional component characteristics of software quality.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The proposed intelligent agent based on the ontological approach uses in its operation base ontologies of nonfunctional component characteristics of software quality (which were developed in [5,13]) as the facts known to it. It is the ontologies that reflect cause-and-effect relations between notions that allow to identify the attributes missing in the specification and determine which nonfunctional component characteristics of the software quality cannot be determined without such attributes.…”

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Development of an intelligent agent for analysis of nonfunctional characteristics in specifications of software requirements

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2019

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one third of all software projects are successful, reliable and worth spending. Multitudes of errors creep into software at the initial stages of its lifecycle. Vast majority of software-related accidents occur because of errors in specifications of requirements [2]. Software projects with requirement specifications containing insufficiently accurate, incomplete and contradictory information cannot be successful in realization [3]. In addition, the earlier the defect (error, violation, drawback, malfunction) is revealed the cheaper its correction. There-6

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Section: сьогоднI актуальною задачею є автоматизований аналIз специфImentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Review and Problem Statementmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

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Development of an intelligent agent for analysis of nonfunctional characteristics in specifications of software requirements

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2019

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A proposed framework for improved software requirements elicitation process in SCRUM: Implementation by a real‐life Norway‐based IT project

Saeeda

Dong

Wang

et al. 2020

J Software Evolu Process

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Software requirement engineering (SRE) is the initial stage of the software engineering process and entails several challenges relating to the identification, implementation, evolution, and management of requirements for the development of software systems that meet the desired functionality quality standards. Agile software development (ASD) is a well‐known software development process that follows a lightweight and adaptive methodology to support the incremental development of software systems. Since the ASD follows an adaptive procedure (ie, a flexible, nanostructured, and dynamic approach) of software development, it becomes challenging to perform SRE that follows a structured approach for managing software requirements throughout the life cycle of software development. The primary challenges for SRE, while pursuing an ASD, include, but are not limited to, identification of incomplete requirements, implementation of vague requirements, prioritization of secondary functional requirements, and compromise on users' involvement that negatively impacts the software system's functionality and quality. To overcome these challenges, some of the recent research efforts have focused on managing different phases of SRE during software development using the ASD. However, there is a lack of solutions that provide software engineers/practitioners with a solution. Besides, frameworks to effectively manage all the phases of SRE as per the needs of the ASD are needed. We propose a framework that unifies joint requirements document (JRD) and SCRUM to incrementally (a) identify, (b) implement, (c) evolve, and (d) manage system requirements throughout the software development cycle. We have used the action research method to qualitatively validate the proposed framework based on data and user requirements collected from a product‐focused (multinational) Norway‐based software company. The results of the validation are based on statistical analysis that reflects the usefulness of the proposed framework for SRE in ASD‐based software engineering and development. Future research is the possible application of a machine learning approach (es) in the intended context for agile requirements elicitations.

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Characteristics and Method of Forming the User Information Portrait

Hovorushchenko

Medzatyi

Kvanitskyi

et al. 2022

2022 12th International Conference on Dependable Systems, Services and Technologies (DESSERT)

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Methodology of evaluating the sufficiency of information on quality in the software requirements specifications

Cited by 7 publications

References 6 publications

Development of an intelligent agent for analysis of nonfunctional characteristics in specifications of software requirements

Development of an intelligent agent for analysis of nonfunctional characteristics in specifications of software requirements

A proposed framework for improved software requirements elicitation process in SCRUM: Implementation by a real‐life Norway‐based IT project

Characteristics and Method of Forming the User Information Portrait

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