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Architectural Requirements Engineering: Theory vs. Practice

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Architectural Requirements Engineering: Theory vs. Practice

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This paper discusses how architectural requirements engineering fits into an overall software development process in the concept and definition phases of a project. It defines a reference process identifying the “ideal” artifacts and their interrelationships, describes some key technical activities that are useful for producing these artifacts, and captures some practical experience in commercial projects.

Robert W. Schwanke

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Added	07 Jul 2010
Updated	07 Jul 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2003
Where	ICSE
Authors	Robert W. Schwanke

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