Tag Archives: Requirements Analysis

Making use of IEEE 830 for Requirements Engineering

Posted on 2011 July 22 by modelpractice

IEEE 830 provides eight quite abstract characteristics for good requirements, like correctness, completeness, traceablity etc. Continue reading →

Posted in Software Modelling | Tagged Complete, Consistent, Correct, IEEE, IEEE 830, model, Modelling, quality, quality management, Requirements, Requirements Analysis, Requirements Engineering, Requirements Modeling, Traceability, Unambiguous | Leave a comment

Model Transformation in Analysis

Posted on 2011 May 6 by modelpractice

An analyst has two main ways of making use of Model Transformation in requirements analysis: applying rules to models and keeping views consistent. Continue reading →

Posted in Modelling Theory, Software Modelling | Tagged analysis, Analysis Model, BPMN, Business Analysis, Business Engineering, Data Model, Datamodel, Model Transformation, modeling, Modelling, Process Engineering, Requirements, Requirements Analysis, State Machine, UML | Leave a comment

Are your Requirements complete?

Posted on 2011 April 27 by modelpractice

Completeness is one big issue in requirements engineering. Here’s how this can be approached by systematic analysis. To me this is already a basic application of modeling and its benefits. Continue reading →

Posted in Abstraction Awareness, Modelling Theory | Tagged analysis, Domain, Finite Model Theory, IEEE 830, Language, model, model theory, modeling, Requirements, Requirements Analysis, Requirements Engineering, Transformation | 3 Comments

Tag Archives: Requirements Analysis

Making use of IEEE 830 for Requirements Engineering

Model Transformation in Analysis

Are your Requirements complete?

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