USER'S APPROACH TO REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS OF A LARGE SOFTWARE SYSTEM.

Meir Burstin*, Moshe Ben-Bassat

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Arriving at all the requirements of a large software system is a very difficult task, whose success or failure significantly affects the system design and implementation. A user oriented approach is suggested in this paper, that expands the difinition of a user and allows hierarchal decomposition of users. Requirements are formed at the elementary level of the users and then composed to upper levels and checked. The checks are done against the real needs of the user community rather than among the requirements themselves. A possible use of automated tools in this process is suggested.

Original languageEnglish
StatePublished - 1985

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