Familyware

and scenario evolution, in which concepts in the abstraction domain and scenarios in the detail domain iteratively evolve. This framework provides another facet of scenario-based requirements analysis. The chapter also illustrates an example of the scenario-based requirements process. The concept of Familyware--communication tools that provide status information about remotely located family members using peripheral displays and devices--is developed through an example process. This example illustrates where scenarios are obtained from and how they evolve. The chapter concludes with a discussion about the characteristics of the scenario-based approach and task analysis.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2000
• Where: IFIP
• Authors: Kentaro Go, John M. Carroll, Atsumi Imamiya
• Keywords: IFIP 2000, Programming Languages, Scenario-based Requirements, Scenario-based Requirements Analysis, Scenario-based Requirements Process