Issues about requirements elicitation have been an ongoing problem area since the very earliest days of computing. However, incorrect requirements, misunderstood requirements, and many other requirement problems are still present in systems development projects. The purpose of this paper is to look at the causes of problems in requirement elicitation process. We will look at these problems from...

A well-known challenge of adaptive educational systems is the need to develop intelligent content, which is very time and expertise consuming. In traditional approaches a teacher is kept at a distance from intelligent authoring. This paper advocates the involvement of teachers in creating intelligent content. We are presenting an approach to the development of intelligent content as well as an ...

There are many difficulties in implementation of interactive applications. The new technologies used in the development process for Digital Television and the meeting of different areas such as audiovisual and information technology with vocabularies and their own styles of work brought new challenges for the workflow. The APAI: Analysis and Design of Interactive Applications framework was crea...

Abstract : an approach for managing complexity through requirements elicitation and traceability model. The approach makes use of two approaches development. The first on a traceability model that have been developed and applied to a complex industrial system and a requirement elicitation approach and tool. The paper makes use of these approaches and show how a traceability even at requirement ...

This paper explores domain arguments—arguments about why techniques, processes, and designs possess properties as believed by their domain experts. An elicitation technique for their recovery from domain documents is presented. This is followed by demonstrated application of the technique to several domain artifacts from aviation engineering. The elicited arguments are presented and analyzed fo...

Although various application domains use requirements elicitation procedures to gather information and model the application domain, only a few guidelines mention the important characteristics that are essential for such procedures. This paper reports on identifying a set of characteristics for a functional requirements elicitation procedure within the higher education domain.

The requirements elicitation process, whose main objective is to give birth to the requirements, not only is a technical process to build a particular system but also an important process of social connotations involving different people (stakeholders), a circumstance which causes certain problems arise when carrying out this process of requirement conceptualization. We propose a process of Req...

Coordination ambiguity is the ambiguity that occurs from the use of coordinators such as and and or. The first author’s previous work tried to resolve coordination ambiguity in natural language (NL) requirements specifications (RSs) by using language patterns derived from rules of logic (RLs). However, a reevaluation of the language patterns show that RLs cannot fully resolve coordination ambig...

This paper is a generalization of Mallik & Harker (1998) that presented an integrated model of incentive problems arising in forecasting and capacity allocation. In that model, multiple product managers and multiple manufacturing managers forecast the means of their respective demand and capacity distributions, and a central coordinator allocates capacities based on these forecasts. A mechanism...

In this paper, we present an approach to select a subset of requirement elicitation technique for an optimum result in the requirement elicitation process. Our approach consists of three steps. First, we identify various attribute in three important dimensions namely project, people and the process of software development that can influence the outcome of an elicitation process. Second, we cons...