Techniques for Requirements Elicitation

Techniques for Requirements Elicitation (1993)

by Joseph A. Goguen , Charlotte Linde

Venue:	IN PROCEEDINGS, REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING '93, EDITED BY STEPHEN FICKAS AND ANTHONY FINKELSTEIN
Citations:	88 - 9 self

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TITLE	Techniques for Requirements Elicitation	user correction
AUTHOR NAME	Joseph A. Goguen	user correction
AUTHOR AFFIL	Centre for Requirements and Foundations Institute for Research on Learning; Oxford University Computing Lab Palo Alto	user correction
AUTHOR ADDR	California	user correction
AUTHOR NAME	Charlotte Linde	user correction
AUTHOR AFFIL	Centre for Requirements and Foundations Institute for Research on Learning; Oxford University Computing Lab Palo Alto	user correction
AUTHOR ADDR	California	user correction
ABSTRACT	This paper surveys and evaluates some techniques for eliciting requirements of computer-based systems, paying particular attention to how they deal with social issues. The methods surveyed include introspection, interviews, questionnaires, and protocol, conversation, interaction, and discourse analyses. Although they are relatively untried in Requirements Engineering, we believe there is much promise in the last three techniques, which grew out of ethnomethodology and sociolinguistics. In particular, they can elicit tacit knowledge by observing actual interactions in the workplace, and can also be applied to the system development process itself.	SVM HeaderParse 0.1
YEAR	1993	user correction
VENUE	IN PROCEEDINGS, REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING '93, EDITED BY STEPHEN FICKAS AND ANTHONY FINKELSTEIN	user correction
PAGES	152--164	user correction
CITATIONS	52 found	ParsCit 1.0