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Experience with designing a requirements and architecture management tool

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posted on 2024-07-13, 07:29 authored by Jun HanJun Han
Effective tool support is much needed for the tedious and error-prone task of managing system requirements and system architectures. With the primary objective of providing practical support for software engineers, we have developed a tool for managing system requirements, system architectures and their traceability, which is being used in real-world industrial projects. The tool is based on a well considered information model of system requirements and architectures, and embodies a set of document templates providing guidance for software engineers. In this paper, we report on our experience in designing and improving the tool. In particular, we highlight a number of case studies that played a significant role in formulating the information model and document templates, and provide an assessment of the tool relative to existing practice.

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9780769509037

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International Conference on Software Methods and Tools (SMT 2000), Wollongong, Australia, 06-09 November 2000 / Jonathan Gray and Peter Croll (eds.)

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International Conference on Software Methods and Tools SMT 2000, Wollongong, Australia, 06-09 November 2000 / Jonathan Gray and Peter Croll eds.

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1

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9 pp

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IEEE

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