Standards and methods for software requirements specification

Miha Klun (2014) Standards and methods for software requirements specification. EngD thesis.

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Abstract

This thesis presents the comparison between three selected standards and methods for software requirements specifications. IEEE 830 specification and use cases represent older, while user stories represent newer generation of methods for specification writing. Each method is first explained in theory and then on a practical example. E-študent, a well-known application to the students of the Faculty of computer and information science, serves as our practical example. The application is only partially described, since it suffices for our comparison. The theoretical and practical presentation of the methods is followed by the comparison, in which the three methods are being compared theoretically to emphasize the biggest differences between them.

Item Type:

Thesis (EngD thesis)

Keywords:

software requirements specification, IEEE 830, use cases, user stories, E-študent

Number of Pages:

Language of Content:

Slovenian

Mentor / Comentors:

Name and Surname	ID	Function
izr. prof. dr. Viljan Mahnič	241	Mentor

Link to COBISS:

http://www.cobiss.si/scripts/cobiss?command=search&base=50070&select=(ID=00010689876)

Institution:

University of Ljubljana

Department:

Faculty of Computer and Information Science

Item ID:

2584

Date Deposited:

18 Jun 2014 14:34

Last Modified:

28 Jul 2014 13:36

URI:

http://eprints.fri.uni-lj.si/id/eprint/2584

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