Joint
IEEE/ASQ
Industry Led Peer Support
Discussion Group
For
Software Quality

Wednesday, November 21st, 2001, 6:30 p.m.
Room 108, Devry Institute



Requirements Engineering
Why is it so critical? How to do it?

 

This presentation gives a brief introduction into requirements engineering. It presents industrial data, which shows that requirements engineering is one of the most critical phases of product development. Nevertheless, it is commonly the most neglected phase, which results in projects to be abandoned, unhappy customers and a lot of rework. After defining some key concepts of requirements engineering, metrics will be given that help make requirements testable. The second part of the presentation then describes a model of the requirements engineering process consisting of elicitation, analysis, documentation and validation. Techniques and tools will be given that can be used in each one of these phases to help improve the requirements engineering process. These will include a leading software tool for requirements engineering as well as some less well-known tools that have proven to be very effective.

 



Presented by
Armin Eberlein , University of Calgary


The Discussion Group for Software Quality meets every two weeks.
All sessions are free and advance registration is not required


For more information contact Kim Kelln at 830.5983 or e-mail info@software-quality.ab.ca