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Requirements Engineering: From System Goals to UML Models to Software Specifications
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Essential comprehensive coverage of the fundamentals of requirements engineering
Requirements engineering (RE) deals with the variety of prerequisites that must be met by a software system within an organization in order for that system to produce stellar results. With that explanation in mind, this must-have book presents a disciplined approach to the engineering of ...more
Requirements engineering (RE) deals with the variety of prerequisites that must be met by a software system within an organization in order for that system to produce stellar results. With that explanation in mind, this must-have book presents a disciplined approach to the engineering of ...more
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Paperback, 682 pages
Published
March 1st 2009
by Wiley
(first published July 25th 2007)
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I am not sure why this book has a three-star rating on GoodReads. This book is very outdated and a lot of the materials are not very applicable now. As an example, in Chapter 1 it says agile cannot be applied to large or mission critical software. Yeah, it might be true "20 years ago". The textbook is also needlessly wordy and poorly organized. Many of the terms are not consistent as well. Overall, it's one of the worst textbooks I have ever seen.
Thorough but dated and with little practical value.
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Easy to read and it has a lot of useful examples that makes the reader understand it easily
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