Software testing, as a major verification and validation activity which revolves around quality
tests, is a knowledge-intensive activity. Hence, it is reasonable to expect that it can be …

Abstract Context: Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) uses scenarios written in semi-
structured natural language to express software requirements in a way that can be …

Behavior-driven development (BDD) has gained popularity in agile software development
as a means of specifying user requirements through user stories and scenarios for …

The communication gap between software developers and subject-matter experts is one of
the foremost long-standing problems in software development. The level of formality of the …

Context: Agile development is in widespread use, even in safety-critical domains. Motivation:
However, there is a lack of an appropriate safety analysis and verification method in agile …

Abstract When developing a Learning Management System (LMS) using Scrum, we noticed
that it was quite often necessary to redefine some system behaviour scenarios, due to …

Keeping the consistency of requirements in different artifacts along the development process
is a cumbersome activity, especially if it is done manually. Previous studies have …

Evaluating and ensuring the consistency between user requirements and modeling artifacts
is a long-time issue for model-based software design. Conflicts in requirements …

In a user-centered design process, graphical user interface (GUI) prototypes may be seen as
an important early artifact to design and validate user requirements before making strong …

This paper presents a scenario-based approach to specify requirements and tests by
extending Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) with the aim of ensuring the consistency …