Analyzing user requirements by use cases: a goal-driven approach
J. Lee, Nien-Lin Xue
Abstract
J. Lee, Nien-Lin Xue
Abstract
The purpose of requirements engineering is to elicit and evaluate necessary and valuable user needs. Current use-case approaches to requirements acquisition inadequately support use-case formalization and nonfunctional requirements. Based on industry trends and research, the authors have developed a method to structure use-case models with goals. They use a simple meeting planner system to illustrate the benefits of this new approach.
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The purpose of requirements engineering is to elicit and evaluate necessary and valuable user needs. Current use-case approaches to requirements acquisition inadequately support use-case formalization and nonfunctional requirements. Based on industry trends and research, the authors have developed a method to structure use-case models with goals. They use a simple meeting planner system to illustrate the benefits of this new approach.
Key concepts: Goal modeling, Requirements engineering, Planner, Computer science, Requirements analysis, User requirements document, Requirements management, Requirements elicitation