Requirements engineering domain knowledge in information technology
Rajeev Ranjan, Bibhuti Bhusan Mishra
Abstract
Rajeev Ranjan, Bibhuti Bhusan Mishra
Abstract
This research is concerned with identifying and defining domain knowledge obtained during requirements engineering, we term “Requirements Engineering Domain Knowledge”. Further, we claim that, with a clear definition of this domain knowledge, and with an understanding of the way it affects information systems implementation, we can develop ways to improve development processes so that Requirements Engineering Domain Knowledge can be utilized in other contexts.
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This research is concerned with identifying and defining domain knowledge obtained during requirements engineering, we term “Requirements Engineering Domain Knowledge”. Further, we claim that, with a clear definition of this domain knowledge, and with an understanding of the way it affects information systems implementation, we can develop ways to improve development processes so that Requirements Engineering Domain Knowledge can be utilized in other contexts.
Key concepts: Domain engineering, Domain (mathematical analysis), Domain knowledge, Knowledge engineering, Requirements engineering, Domain analysis, Knowledge management, Domain model