REVIEW OF SUPPORT TO SITUATIONAL REQUIREMENT ENGINEERING FROM STANDARDS AND MODELS

• Published in: International journal of digital information and wireless communications Vol. 4; no. 1; p. 79
• Main Authors: Khan, Huma Hayat, Mahrin, Mohd Naz'ri bin, Chuprat, Suriayati bt
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: The Society of Digital Information and Wireless Communications 01.01.2014
• Subjects: Grounded theory; Software engineering; System design; Systems analysis
• ISSN: 2225-658X; 2225-658X
• DOI: 10.17781/P001085

Requirement engineering (RE) process clear description can be an important factor for guiding the team members involved in the RE process, which may help organizations not exceeding the estimated schedule and budget for the software project. There can be many reasons of not having efficient RE process such as changing situations among the organizations involved in the RE process. It is certainly one of the various other reasons of having non-efficient RE process. Due to these changing situations the RE process customization accordingly should be performed. As part of our current research project, where we are investigating situational RE in Global Software Development (GSD), first we need to identify the factors which may results in changing situations. This paper we have critically reviewed the domain of "standards and models", and identified the initial list of situational factors from them. These standards and models are related to software engineering, which directly or indirectly discusses RE process. We have adopted the constant comparison and memoing techniques of the Grounded theory for identification of unique initial list of the situational factors. This initial list is a significant consideration for a comprehensive list of situational factors affecting RE process in GSD.