The Requirements Engineering Framework Based On ISO 29148:2011 and Multi-View Modeling Framework

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Selvyanti, Debby [1 ]
Bandung, Yoanes [1 ]
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[1] Inst Teknol Bandung, Sch Elect Engn & Informat, Bandung, Indonesia
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Requirements engineering; requirements engineering framework; requirements engineering framework for government agencies;
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TP [自动化技术、计算机技术];
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Software development in Government Agencies in Indonesia faces various challenges. There are at least 18 (eighteen) factors of software development projects failure which recorded, such as miscommunication about project owner needs, no method to guarantee user needs identified consistently, accurately and completely; lack of ability to handle the change request of the project from users; unclear specification; and lack of understanding about software development standard. Based on that study, it had been done an analysis how to overcome them, especially that related to software requirements area. The result of the analysis then used as reference to design a requirements engineering framework for the government agencies. The design of this framework was conducted by combining processes/activities/tasks and artifacts of ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2011 and Multi-View Modeling Framework resulting a set of processes/activities/tasks of the requirements engineering framework and artifacts. The evaluation of the framework design showed that the framework could add the completeness of understanding of requirements engineers (the increase is 9.81%), improved guidelines (the increase is 2.41%) and provide greater benefits in terms of improving quality of requirements documents and as a communication tool between the parties involved in the requirements engineering (the increase is 10.38%).
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