Refinement and Evolution Issues in Bridging Requirements and Architecture - The CBSP Approach

Alexander Egyed; Nenad Medvidovic; Paul Grünbacher

Refinement and Evolution Issues in Bridging Requirements and Architecture - The CBSP Approach

Alexander Egyed, Nenad Medvidovic, Paul Grünbacher

Institute of Software Systems Engineering

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Abstract

Though acknowledged as very closely related, to a large extent requirements engineering and architecture modeling have been pursued independently of one another, particularly in the large body of software architecture research that has emerged over the past decade. The dependencies and constraints imposed by elements of one on those of the other are not well understood. This paper identifies a number of relevant relationships we have identified in the process of trying to relate the WinWin requirements engineering approach with architecture and design-centered approaches (e.g., C2 and UML).

Original language	German (Austria)
Title of host publication	1st International Workshop "From Software Requirements to Architectures" (STRAW) at ICSE, Toronto, Canada
Number of pages	6
Publication status	Published - 2001

Fields of science

102 Computer Sciences
102022 Software development

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