Requirements Engineering¶
Nuseibeh, B., & Easterbrook, S. (2000). Requirements Engineering: A Roadmap. Proceedings of the Conference on the Future of Software Engineering (ICSE), 35-46.
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- Presupposition Smuggling
- In requirements engineering, requirements whose presuppositions go unchallenged shape implementation in ways that later prove un-renegotiable.
This sourceFrames requirements engineering as surfacing stakeholders' assumptions and beliefs, with unexamined assumptions hardening into implementation that is costly to renegotiate later.
- In requirements engineering, requirements whose presuppositions go unchallenged shape implementation in ways that later prove un-renegotiable.
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