A Grounded Theoretical and Linguistic Analysis Approach for Non-Functional Requirements Analysis
A Grounded Theoretical and Linguistic Analysis Approach for Non-Functional Requirements Analysis
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用于非功能性需求分析的扎根理论和语言分析方法
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2012
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J. Dehlinger
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Suranjan Chakraborty;Christoph Rosenkranz;J. Dehlinger
需求工程过程的一个重要方面是规范可追溯，明确和可操作性的非功能性要求。由于缺乏有据可查的系统过程，这仍然是一项非平凡的任务，该过程促进了对定性数据的结构化分析，而定性数据通常是该活动的输入。这项研究研究了一种程序方法的发展，该方法可以通过结合基础理论方法，语言分析和非功能性要求框架的程序观点来潜在地填补这一空白，而不会显着偏离现有实践。本文介绍了这种程序方法的初步版本以及经验插图，并使用来自美国公立大学图书馆网站的重新设计计划中的数据。本文以对方法的初步评估以及研究的贡献进行了初步评估。
An important aspect of the requirements engineering process is the specification of traceable, unambiguous and operationalizable non-functional requirements. This remains a non-trivial task due to the lack of well-documented, systematic procedures that facilitate a structured analysis of the qualitative data that is typically the input to this activity. This research investigates the development of a procedural approach that can potentially fill this gap by incorporating procedural perspectives from Grounded Theory Method, Linguistic Analysis and the Non-Functional Requirement Framework, without significantly deviating from existing practice. This paper describes a preliminary version of this procedural approach along with empirical illustrations using data from a redesign initiative of a library website of a public university in the United States. The paper concludes with a preliminary assessment of the approach and a discussion of the contributions of the research.