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2000, WET ICE 2003. Proceedings. Twelfth IEEE International Workshops on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises, 2003.
This article compares traditional requirements engineering approaches and agile software development. Our paper analyzes commonalities and differences of both approaches and determines possible ways how agile software development can benefit from requirements engineering methods.
Journal of Emerging Technologies in Web Intelligence, 2010
Finding out, analyzing, documenting, and checking requirements are important activities in all development approaches, including agile development. This paper discusses problems concerned with the conduction of requirements engineering activities in agile software development processes and suggests some improvements to solve some challenges caused by agile requirements engineering practices in large projects, like properly handling and identifying sensitive (including nonfunctional) requirements, documenting and managing requirements documentation, keeping agile teams in contact with outside customers. The paper also discusses the requirements traceability problem in agile software development and the relationships between the traceability and refactoring processes and their impact on each other.
This article compares traditional requirements engineering approaches and agile software development. Our paper analyzes commonalities and differences of both approaches and determines possible ways how agile software development can benefit from requirements engineering methods.
Research Journal of Computer and Information Technology Sciences, 2014
Agile has gained a lot of popularity nowadays and have become a major source of money for lots of organizations. We have compared traditional requirement engineering approaches and agile requirement engineering. In addition to this, discussion over here revolves around agile methodologies, requirement-engineering approaches, and how we perform traditional requirement engineering in agile software development. On basis of literature, requirement-engineering is discussed in detail in both traditional and agile software developments along with benefits and challenges and in addition to this, improvements/proposed ideas needed application of Agile in distributed development environments are proposed effectively.
Mathematical Problems in Engineering
Agile software development has large success rate due to its benefits and promising nature but natively where the size of the project is small. Requirement engineering (RE) is crucial as in each software development life cycle, “Requirements” play a vital role. Though agile provides values to customer’s business needs, changing requirement, and interaction, we also have to face impediments in agile, many of which are related to requirement challenges. This article aims to find out the challenges being faced during requirement engineering of agile projects. Many research studies have been conducted on requirement challenges which are somehow biased, no suggestions are given to improve the agile development process, and the research does not highlight large-scale agile development challenges. Hence, this article covers all the challenges discussed above and presents a comprehensive overview of agile models from requirement engineering perspective. The findings and results can be very ...
In the past few years, there has been an increasing awareness of the important role of requirements engineering (RE) in a project's success, in both research and industry. Developing consistent requirements specifications that meet the customers' needs, in traditional development, is likely to be infeasible. For one reason, customers do not usually have a clear picture of what they really want. Secondly, the business domain could be changing quickly, especially if it heavily depends on technologies. Agile software development (ASD), on the other hand, supports iterative and incremental development and emphasises customers' involvement in the development process. We argue that adopting ASD in RE overcomes the limitations of the traditional development. ASD, however, is no silver bullet and its adoption comes at a price. This paper helps the reader to: (1) get a quick yet a comprehensive grasp of RE in traditional and ASD; (2) understand the synergies/commonalities between the two approaches in handling RE; (3) recognise the associated challenges of adopting ASD; and (4) identify the current prominent agile RE research areas.
International Journal of Computer Applications, 2013
Software development is one of the most booming industries of the world at the moment. All the major industrial groups are investing huge amounts of money in software development sector. Although several software development models have been developed in this regard, currently, the most widely used software development model is the agile model, due to its flexibility and change management capabilities. An important aspect of software development is that it is a phased activity which means that before ending up in the development of robust software application, several activities have to be performed. These activities are characterized by software development life cycle. The first and foremost activity of any software development life cycle is requirement gathering and specification. Now the problem is in agile development approach where nothing is fixed and requirements keep on changing all the time. In such scenarios it becomes extremely difficult to gather, analyze and document those requirements. In this paper evaluation of efficient requirement engineering approaches have been presented which could remove these requirement gathering issues in agile application development.
csc.ncsu.edu
Traditional software processes, while rich with support for requirements activities, are not especially well suited for rapid software development. Agile software processes have recently received increased attention due to the need to develop software for rapidly changing environments; however they fail to properly support essential requirements engineering practices. This paper proposes a agile approach to software development, ADaPT (Agile Development and Prototyping Technique), which employs proven scenario and goal-based analysis techniques to elicit and structure requirements, ensuring that system requirements are iteratively examined via prototyping. ADaPT incorporates the concept of "user stories" in extreme programming and scenarios as traditionally used in requirements engineering. While introducing rigor into requirements activities, agility is maintained in ADaPT by documenting only the most essential elements. Validation is currently underway on several software development efforts that employ the model to support rapid development of electronic commerce applications.
Agile Processes in Software Engineering and Extreme Programming, 2017
Agile Software Development (ASD) is becoming more popular in all fields of industry. For an agile transformation, organizations need to continuously improve their established approaches to Requirements Engineering (RE) as well as their approaches to software development. This is accompanied by some challenges in terms of agile RE. The main objective of this paper is to identify the most important challenges in agile RE industry has to face today. Therefore, we conducted an iterative expert judgement process with 26 experts in the field of ASD, comprising three complementary rounds. In sum, we identified 20 challenges in three rounds. Six of these challenges are defined as key challenges. Based on the results, we provide options for dealing with those key challenges by means of agile techniques and tools. The results show that the identified challenges are often not limited to ASD, but they rather refer to software development in general. Therefore, we can conclude that organizations still struggle with agile transition and understanding agile values, in particular, in terms of stakeholder and user involvement.
Interest in the adoption of Agile methodologies has grown in recent years as a strategy to minimize problems in software development. However recent studies indicate high rates of failure also in projects that use agile processes. In this context, this research conducted an exploratory study to investigate how Requirements Engineering is used in projects that adopt agile methodologies. For this, a Systematic Mapping was performed and it identified the engineering requirements techniques that are running in the industry, the problems and limitations in projects that adopt agile methodologies. The low involvement of users and the constant changes of requirements were identified as the main challenges to be overcome.
2020
Requirements engineering has been established as a critical success factor for software projects. On the other hand, most requirements documents are often written in natural language; often prone to structure errors and inconsistent semantic, thereby, exposing the documents to misunderstanding arising from undue misinterpretations. This paper first proposes a framework to automate requirements engineering activities with focus on modelling while equally articulating the strategies and work plan for the implementation and evaluation. Keywords-Automation; Requirements engineering; NLP; Agile development.
Journal of Software Engineering & Intelligent Systems, 2018
Requirement engineering (RE) is one of the important phases of development life cycle. Many software projects are failed because that was made without enough requirements information. RE is one of a process of customer services which have to expect customer from a system. Correct executions of engineering requirements caused to reduce the cost of software projects. In the agile methods unlike traditional methods, RE agrees with the change of new requirements. In this research, a survey, about practices, techniques, challenges, and activities, is conducted in agile requirement engineering. Moreover, this survey compares traditional RE and agile RE in different aspects.
2020
Requirement Engineering is one of essential phase in software development life cycle. In the last few years many people know much about the success rate of Requirement Engineering in a project’s success. The agile approach will produce a high standard product in less budget and time. With the passage of time, consumers will be more appealing as their technology standards increase rapidly every day. Agile software development (ASD) is an iterative and gradual approach to development that relies on the participation of customers in the development process. So, we can conclude that organizations are still struggling with agile evolution and agile values, especially when it comes to user involvement. Although much research has been carried out on the role of requirement engineering in agile methodologies and practices, more studies are still needed. The aim of this research is to analyze and compare researchers ' work, which will help those who are interested in finding interesting ...
World has turned into a global village. Fast growing economies has turned the way how world works. Old methods of software development are losing their grounds against agile development. Agile is paving its way to become the first choice of every person involved in software development. Agile development techniques are another name for delivering software product on time and within budget. Like all other developing techniques agile must have mechanisms to collect and manage requirements. This paper presents how different requirement engineering principles can be incorporated in agile development. Paper will cover different agile methods and requirement engineering techniques. There are lot of integration and differentiation in both techniques appears in this paper.
2002
CITATIONS 45 READS 297 3 authors: Some of the authors of this publication are also working on these related projects: DSsD em organizações públicas View project Era da Transparência: A construção de um Modelo de Maturidade, Métodos e Ferramentas que possam apoiar as organizações na implantação de uma Arquitetura de Informações capaz de enfrentar este desafio View project
2020
One of the important points to be considered when implementing a software project is the successful management of the requirements. The success of the software depends on the accuracy and completeness of the requirements. Knowing the positive and negative aspects, advantages and disadvantages of the existing methodologies helps for selecting the appropriate methodology and choosing the appropriate approach to the situation and the project in this direction will increase the probability of success of the project. Although there is a lot of research in the literature about the traditional and agile approaches which are the main trends of software development approaches, the publications made in specific for requirements engineering process are limited. In this study, the necessary engineering applications in traditional and agile methodology approaches are evaluated to assist in the selection of methodology.
2015
Agile Methods are characterized as flexible and easily adaptable. The need to keep up with multiple high-priority projects and shorter time-to-market demands could explain their increasing popularity. It also raises concerns of whether or not use of these methods jeopardizes quality. Since Agile methods allow for changes throughout the process, they also create probabilities to impact software quality at any time. This thesis examines the process of requirement engineering as performed with Agile method in terms of its similarities and differences to requirement engineering as performed with the more traditional Waterfall method. It compares both approaches from a software quality perspective using a case study of 16 software projects. The main contribution of this work is to bring empirical evidence from real life cases that illustrate how Agile methods significantly impacts software quality, including the potential for a larger number of defects due to poor non-functional requirements elicitation. iii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS It has been an enlightening journey from the inception till the completion of this master thesis. During all this time of ups and downs, I was encouraged and given a lot of support by a lot of people, which I would like to thank with all my heart and sincere feelings. I would like to thank my supervisor Professor Luiz Maricio Cysnerios for giving me this opportunity and having faith in me. I am compelled to say that without his encouragement and enthusiastic support, this thesis would not have been possible. I can never thank him enough for his academic support and help.
In the past few years, agile software development approach has emerged as a most attractive software development approach. A typical CASE environment consists of a number of CASE tools operating on a common hardware and software platform and note that there are a number of different classes of users of a CASE environment. In fact, some users such as software developers and managers wish to make use of CASE tools to support them in developing application systems and monitoring the progress of a project. This development approach has quickly caught the attention of a large number of software development firms. However, this approach particularly pays attention to development side of software development project while neglects critical aspects of requirements engineering process. In fact, there is no standard requirement engineering process in this approach and requirements engineering activities vary from situation to situation. As a result, there emerge a large number of problems whi...
Complex enterprise procedures influx is rising in a very competitive ambiance of software program region, that is a very intricate condition for IT industry to curb the timelines deliverance, and penetrating for the approaches to become receptive of their strategies and necessities. This research paper gives a finer indulgent of the utilization of requirement engineering innovation techniques in the progress of agile software. Agile requirements engineering stages are shown and suggests technique that can be employ to accomplish these steps. These methods focus on a reliable connection to the customer to address the specifications progress after some time, arrange them, and provide significant features as soon as possible. This paper studies resemblances and variations of these methods to determine from these methods which one is superlative appropriate for different procedures of development of agile software.
—Traditional RE and Agile RE are two different approaches on the basis of their planning and control mechanism. This Paper distinguishes the Traditional RE and Agile RE. Furthermore it investigates the reasons for which software industries shifted from Traditional RE to Agile RE. Research is carried out by conducting a literature study and finally a case study of software development to evaluate which approach has better success rate than other. With the help of our finding and results we have evaluated that Agile RE performs better than Traditional RE in large organizations where changes evolve throughout the development phase of software life cycle.
Abstract: Collecting, understanding, and managing requirements is a critical aspect in all development methods. This is true for Agile Methods as well. In particular, several agile practices deal with requirements in order to implement them correctly and satisfy the needs of the customer. These practices focus on a continuous interaction with the customer to address the requirements evolution over time, prioritize them, and deliver the most valuable functionalities first.
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