F. Paetsch, Armin Eberlein, Frank Maurer
Abstract
This article compares traditional requirements engineering approaches and agile software development. Our paper analyzes commonalities and differences of both approaches and determines possible ways how agile software development can benefit from requirements engineering methods.
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This article compares traditional requirements engineering approaches and agile software development. Our paper analyzes commonalities and differences of both approaches and determines possible ways how agile software development can benefit from requirements engineering methods.
Key concepts: Agile software development, Lean software development, Agile usability engineering, Agile Unified Process, Requirement, Software development, Computer science, Software engineering