WRITING QUALITY REQUIREMENTS (SRS): AN APPROACH TO MANAGE REQUIREMENTS VOLATILITY
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Computer Science and Engineering - Year 2010, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Quality requirements, that form a major sub-category of requirements, define a broad set system-wide attributes such as security, performance, usability and scalability. Unfortunately, many organizations pay less attention to quality requirements & assume that the necessary qualities are implicitly understood & will naturally emerge as the product is developed. In this paper, we would try to address important questions related to role of quality requirements in the software development lifecycle, and techniques for managing them effectively. Also, we would find out as to what happens when requirements are not managed? and suggest some practices to write quality requirements. The purpose is to make the community specifying the requirements understand requirements defects that have been made in the past. Hopefully, it also helps to avoid similar mistakes in the future.
Authors and Affiliations
RANJANA RAJNISH , PROF. (DR. ) HARSH DEV, , RAJNISH VYAS
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP145077
- DOI -
- Views 117
- Downloads 0
APPLICABILITY OF CLOUD COMPUTING IN ACADEMIA
The Indian Education sector has seen a tremendous rise in the field of higher education which has led to the demand for the automation of education sector at all the levels in order to cater to the need of information of...
Congestion in Wireless Sensor Networks and Mechanisms for Controling Congestion
The unique characteristics of WSN such as coherent nature of traffic to base station that occurs through its many-to-one topology and collision in physical channel are main reasons of congestion in wireless sensor networ...
Load and Energy Consumption based Scheduling Algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks (LECSA)
Sleep/Wake up scheduling for Wireless Sensor Networks has become an essential part for its working. In this paper, the Low Energy Adaptive Clustering Hierarchy (LEACH) which introduced the concept of clustering in sensor...
Disorder Speech Clustering For Clinical Data Using Fuzzy C-Means Clustering And Comparison With SVM Classification
Speech is the most vital skill of communication. Stammering is speech which is hesitant, stumbling, tense or jerky to the extent that it causes anxiety to the speaker. In the existing system, there are many effective tre...
AN EFFICIENT APPROACH TO PERFORM PRE-PROCESSING
Nowadays, WWW (World Wide Web) becomes more popular and user friendly for transferring information. Therefore people are more interested in analyzing log files which can offer more useful insight into web site usage. Web...