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Author
Marcinkiewicz Jerzy (Uniwersytet Szczeciński)
Title
Podejście procesowe w specyfikacji wymagań użytkowników
Process Oriented Approach in User Requirements Specifications
Source
Prace Naukowe Akademii Ekonomicznej we Wrocławiu. Informatyka Ekonomiczna (9), 2006, nr 1144, s. 208-222, rys., bibliogr. 26 poz.
Issue title
Informatyka ekonomiczna : wybrane zagadnienia
Keyword
Orientacja procesowa, System informacyjny przedsiębiorstwa, Użytkownicy informacji
Process orientation, Information system of enterprises, Users of information
Note
summ.
Abstract
W niniejszym artykule:
• dokonano próby analizy dotychczas stosowanych technik specyfikacji wymagań, w tym wykorzystujących podejście procesowe,
• przeprowadzono analizę możliwości wykorzystania języka UML w zorientowanej procesowo specyfikacji wymagań przedsiębiorstwa,
• sformułowano propozycje założeń metody specyfikacji zorientowanej procesowo, wykorzystującej jednocześnie możliwości języka UML. (fragment tekstu)

Specification (Elicitation) and Analysis of user requirements is a critical part of development process of information system. It is separated as specific domain of research and professional activities called "Requirements engineering". Requirements engineering proposes different approaches to requirements specifications. A process oriented approach is one of the approaches of this kind. Its importance progresses with generalization of business process modernization in enterprises. There are three parts of this paper. The first is a review of essentials techniques of requirements specifications. The next presents possibilities of Unified Modeling Language (UML) to specify u requirements by modeling business process. The last part contains a description of foundations о process oriented method, which can be used for specification of user requirements specifications. This method joins object and process approach in requirements engineering. (original abstract)
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ISSN
0324-8445
1507-3858
Language
pol
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