A Requirements Pattern

Succeeding in the Internet Economy

Patricia L. Ferdinandi

506 pages, parution le 05/02/2002

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Résumé

Requirements definition is crucial to the success of any product, especially in volatile and fastpaced, Internetbased industries.

A Requirements Pattern offers a coherent and consistent approach to the entire requirements engineering process ensuring the practitioner's success. The book covers everything from initial product concept through incremental feature implementation, offering special consideration for the unique challenges of Internetbased software development. The author presents a proven requirements framework that can be used for ensuring the quality and integrity of your requirements set. The requirements set framework coaches to elicit a complete set of requirements including those critical aspects beyond the software.

Three key themes support the information and advice put forth in this book. They are: understanding the breadth of requirements that comprise the Internet requirements set, properly managing the evolutionary process, and initiating parallel and coordinated development efforts for the Internet product.

This book examines:

Capturing all business communities requirements
Managing—through antipatterns—common requirementrelated pitfalls that results in gaps in knowledge, participation, and process
Understanding the roles and responsibilities of those involved in the Internet product development
An important process that includes proper requirement allocation
Implementing requirements configuration management

With the wealth of knowledge and realworld experience revealed in A Requirements Pattern, you will be well equipped to develop quality Internet products that successfully improve the products' return on investment.

Contents

Preface
Acknowledgments

Ch. 1 Requirements Engineering for Internet Products: An Introduction
Ch. 2 Requirements Evolution
Ch. 3 The Requirements Set
Ch. 4 The Internet Requirements Pattern
Ch. 5 Internet Requirements Anti-Patterns
Ch. 6 Requirement Quality
Ch. 7 Managing the Requirements Set
Ch. 8 Roles and Responsibilities
Ch. 9 Parting Thoughts

App. A Internet Requirements Pattern Specification Format
App. B Internet Requirements Pattern for the Information Technology Community
App. C Requirements Pattern Work Breakdown Structure
App. D Requirements Pattern Language
App. E The Pattern at Work

Glossary
Bibliography
Additional Resources
Index

L'auteur - Patricia L. Ferdinandi

Patricia L. Ferdinandi is the President of Strategic Business Decisions, Inc., a company specializing in requirements engineering, process improvement, and project management. During her career, she has been successful in the roles of requirements engineer, trainer, and program manager on numerous projects. An acknowledged requirements expert, she has spoken on the topic at many conferences and has written several articles for Software Testing, Software Development, Quality Engineering, and IEEE.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Addison Wesley
Auteur(s)	Patricia L. Ferdinandi
Parution	05/02/2002
Nb. de pages	506
Format	18,7 x 23,5
Couverture	Broché
Poids	796g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780201738261