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On December 09, 2014, In Eliciting Requirements by Admin
A number of excellent guides to requirements elicitation have been published; therefore, our intention is not to rearticulate them, but to make the reader aware of them and the power of their use. Gerald Weinberg, Roger Pressman, and Barry Boehm have suggested steps to gather
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On March 09, 2015, In Developing the Software Requirements Specification by Admin
The most important question that the SRS addresses concerns the problem domain in which the product will exist. As shown in Figure 1, all software products can be viewed from three perspectives: data, process, and behavior.
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