Software Requirement Patterns (Best Practices)

Chapter 1: Synopsis of "Crash Course in Specifying Requirements"

Figure 1-1: Development life cycle phases

Figure 1-2: Morsel sizes for different development approaches

Figure 1-3: Activities in traditional requirements process

Chapter 2: Synopsis of "The Contents of a Requirements Specification"

Figure 2-1: Suggested structure of a requirements specification, with thirteen kinds of sections

Chapter 3: Requirement Pattern Concepts

Figure 3-1: Pervasive and follow-on relationships between requirements

Figure 3-2: Relationships between domains, requirement patterns, and infrastructures

Figure 3-3: Annotated sample requirement pattern diagram

Chapter 5: Fundamental Requirement Patterns

Figure 5-1: Requirement patterns in the fundamental domain

Figure 5-2: Sample system context diagram

Chapter 6: Information Requirement Patterns

Figure 6-1: Requirement patterns in the information domain

Chapter 7: Data Entity Requirement Patterns

Figure 7-1: Requirement patterns in the data entity domain

Chapter 8: User Function Requirement Patterns

Figure 8-1: Requirement patterns in the user function domain

Chapter 9: Performance Requirement Patterns

Figure 9-1: Requirement patterns in the performance domain

Figure 9-2: The relative cost of different availability levels

Chapter 10: Flexibility Requirement Patterns

Figure 10-1: Requirement patterns in the flexibility domain

Figure 10-2: The sequence of extendability-related requirements

Figure 10-3: Identifying multinesses from logical entities

Chapter 11: Access Control Requirement Patterns

Figure 11-1: Requirement patterns in the access control domain

Chapter 12: Commercial Requirement Patterns

Figure 12-1: Requirement patterns in the commercial domain