Главная
Study mode:
on
1
Intro
2
In a nutshell (1): four PEGS
3
In a nutshell (2): Four books of requirements
4
What's in this work
5
Forthcoming book (2021)
6
Acknowledgments
7
Requirements: Brooks
8
Chasm: theory vs practice
9
Chasm: traditional vs agile
10
Chasm: geek vs non-geek
11
More standards: definitions
12
Defining requirements properly: the four PEGS
13
System versus environment
14
Reference concepts
15
Requirements quality: avoid analysis paralysis
16
The nature of requirements
17
The management of requirements
18
Sources of requirements
19
Requirements change
20
Requirements in the lifecycle
21
Notes on the plan
22
References between the four PEGS
23
Verification obligations between the four PEGS
24
The waterfall view (a pedagogical device)
25
Seamless development
26
Seamless, reversible development
27
Multirequirements
28
The cluster model
29
The PEGS lifecycle model
30
Over the project's timeline
31
Object-oriented requirements
Description:
Explore the intricacies of requirements engineering in this comprehensive lecture by Bertrand Meyer, recipient of the ACM Software System Award. Delve into the "Four PEGS" approach, designed to bridge the gap between theory and practice in software requirements. Learn about a new standard plan for requirements specifications, intended to replace the outdated 1998 IEEE standard. Gain insights into precise definitions of requirements concepts, practical guidelines for industry implementation, and the importance of balancing traditional and agile methodologies. Discover how this innovative approach aims to strengthen the often-weak link in software engineering, covering topics such as requirements quality, management, sources, and lifecycle integration. Benefit from Meyer's extensive experience as he presents ongoing work to improve requirements engineering practices across the industry.

The Four Pegs of Requirements Engineering with Bertrand Meyer

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Add to list
0:00 / 0:00