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Book 20021st editiont and time of the project to be undertaken, which in their turn are based on the knowledge of what the project is to deliver. Computing is no different in this regard, and so in order to organize our activities, we need to know what it is that is to be delivered. Hence Requirements Engineering, an o

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Introduction,ever-increasing pressure on the development process. Effective requirements engineering lies at the heart of an organization’s ability to guide the ship and to keep pace with the rising tide of complexity.

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System Modelling for Requirements Engineering,ns and models, which contribute to systems development. Much of the creativity and art of the systems engineer is expressed in the use of such modelling techniques. This chapter considers a number of these representations and some methods for requirements engineering that use them.