Successful development of software systems requires a set of complete, consistent and clear
requirements. A wide range of different stakeholders with various needs and backgrounds …

Requirements specifications need to be checked against the 3C's-Consistency,
Completeness and Correctness-in order to achieve high quality. This is especially difficult …

Detecting inconsistencies is a critical part of requirements engineering (RE) and has been a
topic of interest for several decades. Domain knowledge and semantics of requirements not …

Capturing the right security requirements is crucial when developing a security software.
Poor elicited security requirements can lead to a failure in software development, thus it …

Documenting software architecture is important for a system's success. Software architecture
documentation (SAD) makes information about the system available and eases …

Context: Conflicts between software requirements bring uncertainties to product
development. Some great approaches have been proposed to identify these conflicts …

Requirements need to be validated at an early stage of analysis to address inconsistency
and incompleteness issues. Capturing requirements usually involves natural language …

With growing complexity of modern software, it is important that the relevant textual
requirements are correctly linked into a 'requirement liking matrix'during early system …

Completeness is one of the key attributes for a high-quality software requirements
specification. Although incomplete requirements frequently occur in the requirements …

Mobile application usage has become widespread and significant as it allows interactions
between people and services anywhere and anytime. However, issues related to security …