Analysis of Factors Involved in Choosing Requirement Elicitation Techniques For Agile Methodology
Sheetal Kumar
Abstract
Sheetal Kumar
Abstract
Requirement Elicitation is an important process in Requirement Engineering, an important stage in the early part of IT Project Management. In Requirement Elicitation the analyst would collect the client requirements which are then analyzed and validated. In doing so the analyst may use different methods depending upon the situation on hand. The objective of the study is to map the various situations faced by analysts and suggest appropriate Elicitation technique.
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Requirement Elicitation is an important process in Requirement Engineering, an important stage in the early part of IT Project Management. In Requirement Elicitation the analyst would collect the client requirements which are then analyzed and validated. In doing so the analyst may use different methods depending upon the situation on hand. The objective of the study is to map the various situations faced by analysts and suggest appropriate Elicitation technique.
Key concepts: Requirements elicitation, Agile software development, Expert elicitation, Requirements management, Process (computing), Computer science, Requirements engineering, Process management