Hanan Al-Zawahreh
Khaled Almakadmeh
ABSTRACT
Software requirement elicitation is one of the most sensitive phases in software requirements knowledge area; it extracts useful requirement and help software engineers to select the right elicitation techniques. This paper presents a proposed elicitation model to facilitate the selection requirement elicitation techniques on the basis of the previous published work in academia, including the combination of situational characteristics, in addition technique characteristics, project characteristic and use guidelines to avoid misunderstanding of the requirements.
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- Procedural Model of Requirements Elicitation Techniques
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