How do software architects deal with non-functional requirements? : an Exploratory Study
How do real software projects deal with non-functional requirements? This paper sheds some light on this issue by talking with software architects
The impact of introducing a modeling tool in a Requirement Engineering course
In numerous programming and software engineering courses, students are asked to program on paper, which has supporters and detractors. Supporters claim that, among its advantages, programming on paper allows students to focus on functionality, avoiding the...
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.
Dealing with Non-Functional Requirements in Model-Driven Development: A Survey
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.
Creative Leaf: Browser-based Creative Requirements Modeling
Introducing a new browser-based tool supporting both goal-oriented requirements modeling and structured creativity techniques
Analysis of Feature Models Using Alloy: A Survey
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...Modeling: all you need to know
