On non-functional requirements in software engineering
L Chung, JCS do Prado Leite - … and applications: Essays in honor of john …, 2009 - Springer
Essentially a software system's utility is determined by both its functionality and its non-
functional characteristics, such as usability, flexibility, performance, interoperability and …
functional characteristics, such as usability, flexibility, performance, interoperability and …
Discovering early aspects
Aspect-oriented software development has focused on the software life cycle's
implementation phase: developers identify and capture aspects mainly in code. But aspects …
implementation phase: developers identify and capture aspects mainly in code. But aspects …
Fuzzy quality function deployment based methodology for acquiring enterprise software selection requirements
In many software acquisition methods, functional software requirements are resolved, but
non-functional requirements are more or less deliberately put aside. A large body of …
non-functional requirements are more or less deliberately put aside. A large body of …
An integrated decision support system dealing with qualitative and quantitative objectives for enterprise software selection
Previous methods for enterprise software selection generally take into account the attributes
that are restricted to some financial factors, such as costs and benefits. However, the …
that are restricted to some financial factors, such as costs and benefits. However, the …
Constructing a catalogue of conflicts among non-functional requirements
D Mairiza, D Zowghi - Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software …, 2011 - Springer
Abstract Non-Functional Requirements (NFRs) are recognized as a critical factor to the
success of software projects because they address the essential issue of software quality …
success of software projects because they address the essential issue of software quality …
An empirical study on the impact of AspectJ on software evolvability
A Przybyłek - Empirical Software Engineering, 2018 - Springer
Since its inception in 1996, aspect-oriented programming (AOP) has been believed to
reduce the effort required to maintain software systems by replacing cross-cutting code with …
reduce the effort required to maintain software systems by replacing cross-cutting code with …
Using trust assumptions with security requirements
CB Haley, RC Laney, JD Moffett, B Nuseibeh - Requirements Engineering, 2006 - Springer
Assumptions are frequently made during requirements analysis of a system about the
trustworthiness of its various components (including human components). These trust …
trustworthiness of its various components (including human components). These trust …
Eliciting and prioritizing quality requirements supported by ontologies: a case study using the e licit o framework and tool
TH Al Balushi, PRF Sampaio, P Loucopoulos - Expert systems, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
As software complexity grows and clients demand higher quality software, quality
requirements can no longer be considered to be of secondary importance. Thus, eliciting …
requirements can no longer be considered to be of secondary importance. Thus, eliciting …
Uncovering quality-attribute concerns in use case specifications via early aspect mining
A Rago, C Marcos, JA Diaz-Pace - Requirements Engineering, 2013 - Springer
Quality-attribute requirements describe constraints on the development and behavior of a
software system, and their satisfaction is key for the success of a software project. Detecting …
software system, and their satisfaction is key for the success of a software project. Detecting …
Applying analytical hierarchy process to system quality requirements prioritization
M Kassab, N Kilicay-Ergin - Innovations in Systems and Software …, 2015 - Springer
The order in which design decisions or tactics are incorporated within a system architecture
has a significant impact on how well quality requirements are addressed in the architecture …
has a significant impact on how well quality requirements are addressed in the architecture …