Macaulay, Linda A. <br/><br/>
Requirements engineering /  
Linda A. Macaulay. 
 - Berlin:  Springer,  1996 
 - 202 p. 
<br/><br/>CONTENIDO<br/>Part 1 Introduction 1<br/>Objectives 1<br/>why is a requirements stage necessary? 3<br/>what is a requirement? 4<br/>Requirements engineering 5<br/>The requirements engineering process 6<br/>The requirements engineer 8<br/>Approaches to the problem of requirements 9<br/>Rationale for this book 19<br/>Summary 21<br/>Part 2 The role of requirements engineering techniques 23<br/>Objectives 23<br/>The requirements engineering process 23<br/>Human communication within requirements 29<br/>Knowledge development 35<br/>The requirements document 39<br/>Management 45<br/>Requirements for RE techniques 48<br/>The contribution of various approaches 51<br/>Summary 54<br/>Part 3 Specific techniques 1 - organizational requirements: objectives 57<br/>An illustrative problem situation 58<br/>Soft systems methodology 63<br/>ETHICS 70<br/>Eason's approach to information technology and organizational change 76<br/>Eason's techniques for cost-benefit assessment of the organizational impact of a technical system proposal 80<br/>Summary 76 82<br/>Part 4 Specific techniques 2 - group session approaches: objectives 83<br/>An illustrative problem situation 84<br/>Characteristics of group session approaches 91<br/>The role of the facilitator 93<br/>Joint application design (JAD) 94<br/>Quality function deployment (QFD) 98<br/>Co-operative requirements capture (CRC) 102<br/>Summary 111<br/>Part 5 Specific techniques 3 - interactive approaches: objectives 113<br/>An illustrative problem situation 115<br/>Designer-as-apprentice 116<br/>Focus groups 117<br/>Future workshops, Metaphorical design and design mock-ups 118<br/>Prototyping 121<br/>Co-operative prototyping 122<br/>Co-operative evaluation124<br/>Summary 125<br/>Part 6 Requirements and the customer-supplier relationship: objectives 127<br/>Scenario 1 - an invitation to tender (ITT) 129<br/>Scenario 2 - responding to a specific customer request 131<br/>Scenario 3 - developing a generic product 133<br/>Scenario 4 - tailoring a product 136<br/>Scenario 5 - responding to a business centre within the same organization 138<br/>Scenario 6 - responding to the needs of a specific business function 139<br/>Scenario 7 - responding to the needs of colleagues within the same business 141<br/>Conclusions 142 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>3540760067 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>TECNICAS INFORMATICAS<br/>ANALISIS DE SISTEMAS<br/>INGENIERIA DE REQUERIMIENTOS<br/>REQUIREMENTS<br/>SYSTEMS ENGINEERING<br/>SYSTEM ANALYSIS<br/>SYSTEM FAILURES-ENGINEERING
<br/><br/><label>Universal Decimal Class. No.: </label>004.413 M119