Use Case, Goal, and Scenario Analysis of the Euronet System : Comparing Methods and Results
Thomas A. Alspaugh, Annie I. Antón
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Thomas A. Alspaugh, Annie I. Antón
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In this paper, we compare the results of three related requirements engineering efforts: an industrial requirements specification produced with a use case based process, a case study analyzing those use cases by means of goal analysis; and a second case study analyzing the original use cases with an integrated scenario analysis and management approach and software tool support. The scenario-based analysis proved more effective than either of the other two approaches. The results provide validation for both the integrated scenario analysis and the software tool.
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In this paper, we compare the results of three related requirements engineering efforts: an industrial requirements specification produced with a use case based process, a case study analyzing those use cases by means of goal analysis; and a second case study analyzing the original use cases with an integrated scenario analysis and management approach and software tool support. The scenario-based analysis proved more effective than either of the other two approaches. The results provide validation for both the integrated scenario analysis and the software tool.
Key concepts: Computer science, Requirements analysis, Scenario analysis, Software, Process (computing), Systems engineering, Software engineering, Engineering