Practical software requirements

Author: Kowits
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book takes a practical approach and introduces the formats and guidelines for well-written requirements, as well as a framework model for analyzing requirement issues from a fresh perspective. It covers the concept of the problem domain, lists the specific contents of requirement documents and specifications, and focuses on introducing Michael Jackson's problem frame concept. Using a non-hierarchical method, it provides examples demonstrating how to use the problem frame to break down large and complex problems into simpler ones. The book is rich in content and well-organized, offering all the necessary information for programmers, testers, user interface designers, and technical writers, among others.