2014•Unpublished venueRequires access

A proposal for a requirements elicitation tool to increase stakeholder involvement

Kadir Yozgyur

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The aim of Requirements Engineering (RE) is to create successful projects that meet the requirements of the clients. Requirements elicitation is the step of RE that deals with extracting and collecting these requirements. Elicitation techniques suffer from time costs, sustainable recording of requirements and poor requirement quality in general. In this paper, a tool for requirements elicitation is proposed that is aimed at nonengineer stakeholders to increase their involvement, remedy associated time constraints, provide a recording environment, and to improve the overall quality of requirements. The proposed tool will rely on Requirements Interchange Format (ReqIF) for record-keeping and a user-friendly online interface.

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Key concepts: Requirements elicitation, Requirements management, Requirements analysis, Requirements engineering, Computer science, Stakeholder, User requirements document, Quality (philosophy)