Author: Don Widrig Dean Leffingwell
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: In recent years, demand management has begun to hold a significant position in software projects and has gained widespread attention. This book can be considered a practical handbook on demand management. The book is written in plain and vivid language, using numerous examples and illustrations. Taking the author's personal project development experiences as examples, it comprehensively explores the activities related to requirements in the software development process. This book summarizes the mature thoughts, methods, techniques, and practical experiences in software engineering, requirements engineering, and object-oriented fields that the author has accumulated over nearly two decades. The content of the book is organized and presented around the six important team skills that the author believes teams must master in demand management. These six skills are: problem analysis, understanding user needs, defining the system, managing breadth, refining system definition, and building the correct system.
Software Requirements Management: Unified Method
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