Requirements Engineering (RE) is still insufficiently integrated into development process models. Volatile project environments additionally hamper the decision about which artefacts to produce and how to produce them in a syntactically complete manner. Yet missing is an integrated RE approach that (1) serves as orientation to create domain-specific RE artefacts and (2) gives guidance to customise them at organisational and at project level.
In this thesis, we contribute an artefact-based customisation approach for RE. First, we analyse possible notions of artefact orientation and infer a meta model. We then contribute an artefact-based RE reference model for business information systems and an artefact-based customisation approach. We finally evaluate our contribution with two case studies and show how artefact orientation enables a flexible process for the creation of syntactically complete results.
«Requirements Engineering (RE) is still insufficiently integrated into development process models. Volatile project environments additionally hamper the decision about which artefacts to produce and how to produce them in a syntactically complete manner. Yet missing is an integrated RE approach that (1) serves as orientation to create domain-specific RE artefacts and (2) gives guidance to customise them at organisational and at project level.
In this thesis, we contribute an artefact-based custo...
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