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1. Introduction
Figures and Facts from Ordinary Projects
Requirements Engineering – What Is It?
Embedding Requirements Engineering into Process

2. Models Fundamentals of Communication Theory
3. Characteristics of a Requirements Engineer
4. Requirement Types
5. Importance and Categorization of Quality Requirements

1. System Context
2. Defining System and Context Boundaries
Defining the System Boundary
Defining the Context Boundary
Documenting the System Context

1. Requirements Sources
Stakeholders and Their Significance
Handling Stakeholders in the Project
2. Requirements Categorization According to the Kano Model
3. Elicitation Techniques
Types of Elicitation Techniques
Survey Techniques
Creativity Techniques
Document-centric Techniques
Observation Techniques
Support Techniques

1. Document Design
2. Types of Documentation
The Three Perspectives of Requirements
Requirements Documentation using Natural Language
Requirements Documentation using Conceptual Models
Hybrid Requirements Documents
3. Document Structures
Standardized Document Structures
Customized Standard Contents
4. Using Requirements Documents
5. Quality Criteria for Requirements Documents
Unambiguity and Consistency
Clear Structure
Modifiability and Extendibility
Completeness
Traceability
6. Quality Criteria for Requirements
7. Glossary

1. Effects of Natural Language
Nominalization
Nouns without Reference Index
Universal Quantifiers
Incompletely Specified Conditions
Incompletely Specified Process Verbs
Requirement Construction using Templates
2. Requirement Construction using Templates

1. The Term Model
Properties of Models
Modeling Languages
Requirements Models
Advantages of Requirements Models
Combined Use of Models and Natural Language
2. Goal Models
Goal Documentation Using AND/OR Trees
Example of AND/OR Trees
3. Use Cases
UML Use Case Diagrams
Use Case Specifications
4. Three Perspectives on the Requirements
5. Requirements Modeling in the Data Perspective
Entity-Relationship Diagrams
UML Class Diagrams
6. Requirements Modeling in the Functional Perspective
Data Flow Diagrams
Models of the Functional Perspective and Control Flow
UML Activity Diagrams
7. Requirements Modeling in the Behavioral Perspective
Statecharts
UML State Diagrams

1. Fundamentals of Requirements Validation
2. Fundamentals of Requirements Negotiation
3. Quality Aspects of Requirements
Quality Aspect “Content”
Quality Aspect “Documentation”
Quality Aspect “Agreement”
4. Principles of Requirements Validation
Principle 1: Involvement of the Correct Stakeholders
Principle 2: Separating the Identification and the Correction of Errors
Principle 3: Validation from Different Views
Principle 4: Adequate Change of Documentation Type
Principle 5: Construction of Development Artifacts
Principle 6: Repeated Validation
5. Requirements Validation Techniques
Commenting
Inspection
Walk-Through
Perspective-Based Reading
Validation through Prototypes
Using Checklists for Validation
6. Requirements Negotiation
Conflict Identification
Conflict Analysis
Conflict Resolution
Documentation of the Conflict Resolution

1. Assigning Attributes to Requirements
Attributes for Natural Language Requirements and Models
Attribute Scheme
Attribute Types of Requirements
2. Views on Requirements
Selective Views on the Requirements
Condensed Views on the Requirements
3. Prioritizing Requirements
Method for Requirements Prioritization
Techniques for Requirements Prioritization
4. Traceability of Requirements
Advantages of Traceable Requirements
Purpose-Driven Definition of Traceability
Classification of Traceability Relations
Representation of Requirements Traceability
5. Versioning of Requirements
Requirements Versions
Requirements Configurations
Requirements Baselines
6. Management of Requirements Changes
Requirements Changes
The Change Control Board
The Change Request
Classification of Incoming Change Requests
Basic Method for Corrective and Adaptive Changes
7. Measurement of Requirements
Product vs. Process Metric
Examples of Product and Process Metrics

1. General Tool Support
2. Modeling Tools
3. Requirements Management Tools
Specialized Tools for Requirements Management
Standard Office Applications
Introducing Tools
Evaluating Tools
Project View
User View
Product View
Process View
Provider View
Technical View
Economic View