requirements Archives - Modeling Languages

Conceptual modelling for the rest of us with ConML

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.

Posted by: César González-Pérez 7/5/2018

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Creative Leaf: Browser-based Creative Requirements Modeling

Introducing a new browser-based tool supporting both goal-oriented requirements modeling and structured creativity techniques

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 4/5/2016

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Analysis of Feature Models Using Alloy: A Survey

Feature Models (FMs) are a mechanism to model variability among a family of closely related software

Posted by: Elena Planas 29/4/2016

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Non-Functional Requirements in MDD: An Ongoing Industrial Survey

Very few MDD approaches have been reported to deal with NFRs (though they should). To better understand the current practices we have initiated the NFR4MDD project, a multi-national empirical study, based on interviews with companies working on MDD projects.

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 8/6/2015

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Can you model requirements?

Discover the Requirements Interchange Format (ReqIF), an OMG standard commonly used to model requirements, and the tools that support it

Posted by: Michael Jastram 8/3/2015

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How do software architects deal with non-functional requirements?

The full results of our exploratory study on how software architects deal with non-functional requirements (based

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 3/10/2012

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Architecture Quality revisited

Together with X. Franch, D. Ameller and C. Ayala (all members of the GESSI group), I’ve

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 21/8/2012

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Choosing the right names for modeling elements

Because picking names is not only hard when it comes to babies…. On 2011, Raúl García-Ranea

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 22/11/2011

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Dealing with Non-Functional Requirements in Model-Driven Development

The impact of non-functional requirements (NFRs) over software systems has been widely documented but MDD processes typically ignore them. Here we investigate why and propose a possible solution.

Posted by: Jordi Cabot 12/10/2010

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