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Implementation of Requirements Management Tools in the Requirements Engineering

Ningjiu Tang

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Defines the terms requirements and requirements engineering and briefly points out the main components of the requirements engineering process. Surveys the characteristics and capabilities of the popular requirements management tools.At last,it attempts to predict the development for the requirements management tools.

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Defines the terms requirements and requirements engineering and briefly points out the main components of the requirements engineering process. Surveys the characteristics and capabilities of the popular requirements management tools.At last,it attempts to predict the development for the requirements management tools.

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Defines the terms requirements and requirements engineering and briefly points out the main components of the requirements engineering process. Surveys the characteristics and capabilities of the popular requirements management tools.At last,it attempts to predict the development for the requirements management tools.

Key concepts: Requirements management, Requirements engineering, Computer science, Requirements analysis, Non-functional requirement, Requirement, Requirements elicitation, Process (computing)

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