Getting useful information out of this book is very challenging, as I have been constantly tripping over run-on sentences, oddly phrased summaries, and incorrect assertions about the state of technology as it applies to the practice.
If you can find ANY other book that may suit your needs, get it instead of this one. It's offensive to have to pay so much for a book that doesn't even meet high-school standards for composition. If it weren't required for a class, I'd be trying to get a refund right now.
You can bet I'll be selling this paperweight at the first opportunity. Great introduction to requirements engineering By Linda Zarate This book is broken down into requirements processes and techniques, which makes an ideal reference for companies that are implementing requirements engineering, for consultants who are developing and implementing requirements processes and procedures for clients, and for individuals who are seeking to improve their professional skills.
I like the way this book starts with a frequently asked questions FAQ about requirements. In my experience requirements and the processes and techniques that are associated with eliciting and analyzing them are not clearly understood. Too often requirements spill into design, and this part of the book will show you what a requirement is and what it is not.
The requirements process models covered in this book are complete, and serve as a complete life cycle of a requirement from elicitation to analysis, validation and management.
Some strong points about this approach include the need to test requirements, as well as to manage changes as they are refined. Moreover, the authors' approach to constantly assuring traceability is a mature practice and the key, in my opinion, to effective requirements management. Part two of this book covers the requirements engineering techniques that are the "moving parts" of the processes.
Some highlights of this part of the book include: definition of non-functional requirements another grossly misunderstood aspect of requirements management , interactive system specification approaches and transitioning to object-oriented design. I also found the case study at the end of the book both useful and interesting.
I think this book is an excellent starting point for understanding requirements engineering. It covers a wide range of methods and does not advocate any particular methodology, which makes it valuable for generalists who do not want to lock themselves into a single way of managing requirements. The processes provided are excellent and complete. I recommend this as a first book on requirements engineering because of its unbiased and straightforward treatment of this discipline.
Carr This book should not be the primary text used for a Systems Engineering course, yet it was. I read several reviews that stated this book had errors. Indeed the author must not have proof read his text. It is poorly written with so many spelling and grammar errors you have to wonder how accurate the information in the text is.
Additionally I have noticed that the author has half-facts or contradictory statements. If you are forced to purchase this book for a class, sorry to hear about that. If you have an option to not buy this book, don't. Senin, 11 Juni [X See all 6 customer reviews Diposting oleh lynncarlos51 di Label: Ebooks. Bourak Lab 21 April Tambahkan komentar. Muat yang lain The practice examination contains 30 questions in the same form, structure and style as the live examination.
The handbook addresses training providers who want to offer training courses for Requirements Management according to the IREB standard, as well as trainees and interested practitioners who want to get a detailed insight into the content of the Advanced Level Requirements Management. The practice examination contains 18 questions in the same form, structure and style as the live examination.
The handbook addresses training providers who want to offer training courses for Requirements Modeling according to the IREB standard, as well as trainees and interested practitioners who want to get a detailed insight into the content of the Advanced Level Requirements Modeling. The practice examination contains 21 questions in the same form, structure and style as the live examination.
The handbook addresses training providers who want to offer training courses for RE Agile according to the IREB standard, as well as trainees and interested practitioners who want to get a detailed insight into the content of the Advanced Level RE Agile.
For this purpose, the detailed content of each required training section is specified, as well as key words, learning targets and the recommended duration of the lessons. This document covers the complete content of the RE Agile Primer topic and serves for the training provider's to prepare their course material as well as for candidates to prepare for the exam individually.
This glossary defines the terms which are relevant in the context of the RE Agile. The English document includes - in addition to the definition of terms in English - cross references in French, German, Italian, Persian and Portuguese Brazil. The Persian practice examination is currently only available for download. The data sheet summarizes the main information of the CPRE Advanced Level Requirements Elicitation, such as target group, prerequisites and contents of the module.
It serves as an aid for decision-making as well as for use and distribution at events. The data sheet summarizes the main information of the CPRE Advanced Level Requirements Management, such as target group, prerequisites and contents of the module. The data sheet summarizes the main information of the CPRE Advanced Level Requirements Modeling, such as target group, prerequisites and contents of the module.
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