Proceedings of the 7th IEEE International Symposium on
High-Assurance Systems Engineering
(HASE '02),
IEEE Computer Society Press, Los Alamitos, CA, pp. 221-229 (2002) |
T.Y. Chen 2 , Pak-Lok Poon 3 , Sau-Fun Tang 4 , T.H. Tse 5 , and Y.T. Yu 6
[paper from IEEE Xplore | paper from IEEE digital library | technical report TR-2002-01]
ABSTRACT |
The quality of a requirements specification has a
great impact on the quality of the software developed.
Because of
this, a requirements specification should be complete, correct, consistent,
and unambiguous.
Otherwise, defects may remain undetected,
resulting in the delivery of a faulty software product to the users.
Motivated by this, Basili et al. have developed the perspective-based
reading (PBR) technique to help
identify defects in requirements specifications.
In this paper, we propose a problem-driven
approach for supporting the PBR technique.
We also discuss the experience of applying our proposal to a
real-life requirements specification.
Keywords: Classification-Tree Method, Defect-Based Reading, Perspective-Based Reading, Requirements Inspection, Software Inspection |
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