UML and Requirements
Executive Guide to Business and Software Requirements
By: Keith Ellis
This paper is designed as an executive briefing on the issues surrounding getting business and software requirements right. The white paper is structured so that each page is its own 'mini-white-paper' but each is also part of a total look at better structuring requirements documents, processes and content completeness.
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The Requirements Networking Group: A review of the past year’s articles
The Requirements Networking Group (RQNG) is celebrating its fourth birthday. In that time it has grown to be an important forum for the requirements engineering practice and a valuable resource for its members. I am excited about what the future holds in store for RQNG.
As we enter our fifth year of operation I’d like to take the opportunity to revisit the past year’s articles. (I promised myself I would not let another three years go by until the next retrospective!) Our article contributors have provided us with some great content and it’s definitely worth a second (or third) look.
Testing - The Easy Way With Good Requirements
Before beginning to write a program – let alone test it – you’ve got to have a clear idea of what the program is going to be about, which needs it will fulfill and just how it’s going to do so. That’s where requirements engineering comes in.
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