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Specifying Good Requirements
2003
Journal of Object Technology
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Many of the characteristics of properly specified requirements have been well known for many years, at least among professional requirements engineers. Yet most requirements specifications seen today in industry still include many poor-quality requirements. Far too many requirements are ambiguous, incomplete, inconsistent, incorrect, infeasible, unusable, and/or not verifiable (e.g., not testable). To combat this sad state of affairs, this column provides a questionnaire that can be used when
doi:10.5381/jot.2003.2.4.c7
fatcat:43ycxvdzebajjlqz6ehhptbe44