A Case Study for the Adoption of a Requirement Tracking Model for Energy Sectors
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https://doi.org/10.21501/21454086.1494Keywords:
Traceability, requirements traceability, enterprise architectureAbstract
In order to improve software development process relating to requirements for improvement, it is necessary to have a possibility of requirements drawn along the life cycle of a system. For this reason, traceability allows evaluating the potential impacts of change so we can detect changes at an early stage or even at the stage of conFiguration management in the footsteps of software development. Through this paper a case study is presented using the Enterprise Architect tool applied to the energy sector while evidencing how to track a requirement beginning in the first phase of analysis and design (functional requirements, non-functional requirements, business rules, use cases, class diagram, component diagram etc.) generating array layout within a software development process.Downloads
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