Presenting a day in the life of video-based requirements engineering

Boulila, Naoufel; Creighton, Oliver; Markov, Georgi; Russell, Steve; Blechner, Ronald

doi:10.1145/2048237.2048251

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“…In this mode the viewer does not need to control the character him-or herself in the virtual world; instead, he just sits before the computer and watches how things are going on just like watching a movie [10]. What is delivered in this mode is a "movie" played in the virtual world.…”

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Proceedings of the ACM SIGSOFT 20th International Symposium on the Foundations of Software Engineering

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Change and user involvement are two major challenges in agile software projects. As change and user involvement usually arise spontaneously, reaction to change, validation and communication are thereby expected to happen in a continuous way in the project lifecycle. We propose Evolutionary Scenario Based Design, which employs video in fulfilling this goal, and present a new idea that supports video production using SecondLife-like virtual world technology.

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confidence: 99%