General
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Introduction to requirements
1.2 Introduction to systems engineering
1.3 Requirements and quality
1.4 Requirements and the lifecycle
1.5 Requirements traceability
1.6 Requirements and modelling
1.7 Requirements and Testing
1.8 Requirements in the Problem and Solution Domains
1.9 How to read this book
Chapter 2 A Generic Process for Requirements Engineering
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Developing systems
2.3 Generic process context
2.3.1 Input Requirements and Derived Requirements
2.3.2 Acceptance Criteria and Qualification Strategy
2.4 Generic process introduction
2.4.1 Ideal development
2.4.2 Development in the context of change
2.5 Generic process information model
2.5.1 Information classes
2.5.2 Agreement state
2.5.3 Qualification state
2.5.4 Satisfaction state
2.5.5 Information model constraints
2.6 Generic process details
2.6.1 Agreement process
2.6.2 Analyse and Model
2.6.3 Derive Requirements and Qualification Strategy
2.7 Summary
Chapter 3 System Modelling for Requirements Engineering
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Representations for Requirements Engineering
3.2.1 Data flow diagrams
3.2.2 Entity-relationship diagrams
3.2.3 State transition diagrams
3.2.4 Statecharts
3.2.5 Object-Oriented Approaches
3.3 Representations and information
3.4 Methods
3.4.1 What is in a method?
3.4.2 Structured methods
3.4.3 O-O methods
3.4.4 Formal methods
3.5 Summary
Chapter 4 Writing and Reviewing Requirements
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Requirements for requirements
4.3 Structuring requirements documents
4.4 Key Requirements
4.5 Using attributes
4.6 Ensuring consistency across requirements
4.7 Value of a requirement
4.8 The language of requirements
4.9 Requirement boilerplates
4.10 Granularity of requirements
4.11 Criteria for writing requirements statements
4.12 Summary
Chapter 5 Requirements Engineering in the Problem Domain
5.1 What is the problem domain?
5.2 Instantiating the generic process
5.3 Agree Requirements with customer
5.4 Analyse & model
5.4.1 Identify Stakeholders
5.4.2 Create Use Scenarios
5.4.3 Scoping the system
5.5 Derive Requirements
5.5.1 Define structure
5.5.2 Capture Requirements
5.5.3 Define acceptance criteria
5.5.4 Define qualification strategy
5.6 Summary
Chapter 6 Requirements Engineering in the Solution Domain
6.1 What is the solution domain
6.2 Engineering requirements from Stakeholder Requirements to System
requirements
6.2.1 Producing the System Model
6.2.2 Creating System Models to derive System Requirements
6.2.3 Banking example
6.2.4 Car example
6.2.5 Deriving requirements from a System Model
6.2.6 Agreeing the system requirements with the design team
6.3 Engineering requirements from system requirements to subsystems
6.3.1 Creating a system architecture model
6.3.2 Deriving requirements from an architectural design model
6.4 Other transformations using a design architecture
6.5 Summary
Chapter 7 Advanced Traceability
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Elementary traceability
7.3 Satisfaction arguments
7.4 Requirements allocation
7.5 Reviewing traceability
7.6 The language of satisfaction arguments
7.7 Rich traceability analysis
7.8 Rich traceability for qualification
7.9 Implementing rich traceability
7.9.1 Single-layer rich traceability
7.9.2 Multi-layer rich traceability
7.10 Metrics for traceability
7.10.1 Breadth
7.10.2 Depth
7.10.3 Growth
7.10.4 Balance
7.10.5 Latent change
7.11 Summary
Chapter 8 Management Aspects of Requirements Engineering
8.1 Introduction to management
8.2 Requirements management problems
8.2.1 Summary of requirement management problems
8.3 Managing requirements in an Acquisition Organisation
8.3.1 Planning
8.3.2 Monitoring
8.3.3 Changes
8.4 Supplier organisations
8.4.1 Bid management
8.4.2 Development
8.5 Product organisations
8.5.1 Planning
8.5.2 Monitoring
8.5.3 Changes
8.6 Summary
8.6.1 Planning
8.6.2 Monitoring
8.6.3 Changes
Chapter 9 DOORS: A Tool to Manage Requirements
9.1 Introduction
9.2 The Case for Requirements Management
9.3 DOORS Architecture
9.4 Projects, Modules and Objects
9.4.1 DOORS Database window
9.4.2 Formal Modules
9.4.3 Objects
9.4.4 Pictures
9.4.5 Tables
9.5 History and version control
9.5.1 History
9.5.2 Baselining
9.6 Attributes and Views
9.6.1 Attributes
9.6.2 Views
9.7 Traceability
9.7.1 Links
9.7.2 Traceability reports
9.8 Import and Export
9.9 Summary
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