Requirements Development, which includes elicitation, definition, analysis,specification, and validation. This is a Level 3 (Defined) Process Area for the SEI CMMI for Development (CMMI-DEV), and is separate from requirements management (a Level 2 CMMI-DEV Process Area), although there is considearble overlap. Requirements Development is also a Level 2 Process Area in the CMMI for Acquisition. Acquisition Requirements Development has three specific goals: developing customer requirements, developing contractual requirements, and analyzing and validating requirements.
The resources listed here primarily address requirements development, but could also address requirements management and use cases, two other subtopics for requirements engineering.
Education and Training (3)
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- Education and training courses which primarily address this subtopic of Requirements Development, which includes elicitation, definition, analysis,specification, and validation. Other courses that address requirements development can be found in the main toopic area of Requirements Engineering.
Literature (10)
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- Books, articles, and Tech Reports which primarily address this subtopic of Requirements Development, which includes elicitation, definition, analysis,specification, and validation. Other courses that address requirements development can be found in the main toopic area of Requirements Engineering.
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- Resources which primarily address this subtopic of Requirements Development, which includes elicitation, definition, analysis,specification, and validation. Other courses that address requirements development can be found in the main toopic area of Requirements Engineering.
Subtopics of Special Interest
Requirements Tradeoffs/Negotions (4)
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- This is a subtopic of requirements development, and addresses performing negotiations and doing trade-offs as part of the requirements development process. Requirements Negotiation (RN) is a practice implemented early in the planning stages for each project, or phase of an incremental or evolutionary development approach (and whenever requirements change) in a collaborative environment where there is mutual respect and trust among stakeholders.
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