Just Another Teaching of Software Engineering (2006-07)

Lecture#06: Requirements Analysis

In this lecture, we will discuss requirements analysis, the second part of requirement engineering.

During requirements elicitation, initial requirements and the requirements specification were produced. In requirement analysis, developers formalize the requirements specification and examine in more detail boundary conditions and exceptional cases. Developers validate, correct and clarify the requirements specification if any errors or ambiguities are found. Requirements analysis results in a system model that aims to be correct, complete, consistent, and unambiguous.

Your actions before next class: Read Chapter 5 Analysis of the textbook.

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