Requirements and documentation
From conceptual modeling to requirements engineering

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Requirements and documentation
From conceptual modeling to requirements engineering

Author : Colette ROLLAND

Publication date: February 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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3. Requirements and documentation

3.1 What is a requirement?

3.1.1 Definition

In their famous book, Suzanne and Jim Robertson's " ," they define a requirement as "something the product must do or a quality it must have."...

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(2) - ANTÒN (A.I.), POTTS (C.), TAKAHANSHI (K.) - Inquiry based requirements analysis. - IEEE Conference on Requirements Engineering (1994)....

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