by César González-Pérez | Jul 6, 2020 | (meta)modeling, DSLs, requirements
Modelling is a useful technique for shaping, exploring, documenting, understanding and communicating artefacts of many kinds, and not only software. ConML is a conceptual modelling language for non-experts in information technologies and especially suited to serve non-software modeling domains.
by Jordi Cabot | Apr 1, 2019 | architecture, empirical studies, requirements
Very few MDD approaches have been reported to deal with NFRs (though they should). To better understand the current practices we present the results of a multi-national empirical study, based on interviews with companies using MDD for their development projects.
by Jordi Cabot | May 4, 2016 | (meta)modeling, requirements, tools
Introducing a new browser-based tool supporting both goal-oriented requirements modeling and structured creativity techniques
by Elena Planas | Apr 29, 2016 | article, Model-driven Engineering, requirements
Feature Models (FMs) are a mechanism to model variability among a family of closely related software products, i.e. a software product line (SPL). Analysis of FMs using formal methods can reveal defects in the specification such as inconsistencies that cause the...
by Michael Jastram | Mar 8, 2015 | requirements
Discover the Requirements Interchange Format (ReqIF), an OMG standard commonly used to model requirements, and the tools that support it
by Jordi Cabot | Oct 3, 2012 | empirical studies, requirements
The full results of our exploratory study on how software architects deal with non-functional requirements (based on a set of interviews with software architects) were presented at the RE’12 conference (full paper is available here and the summary/slides can be...
