Software Analysis studies requirements, design, and evaluation of software systems. Topics include requirements engineering, modeling (UML), feasibility, risk assessment, validation, and documentation to ensure efficient, reliable, and maintainable software solutions.
Software Analysis studies requirements, design, and evaluation of software systems. Topics include requirements engineering, modeling (UML), feasibility, risk assessment, validation, and documentation to ensure efficient, reliable, and maintainable software solutions.
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Introduction to Software Analysis
Requirements Gathering and Elicitation
Requirements Specification and Documentation Teaches how to translate gathered requirements into clear, structured documents. Emphasizes use cases, user stories, and Software Requirements Specifications (SRS) for communication among developers, clients, and project managers.
Modeling and System Design Analysis
Covers evaluating requirements for completeness, consistency, and feasibility. Students apply validation techniques, risk analysis, and cost-benefit evaluation to ensure the proposed solution meets objectives and constraints effectively.
Focuses on managing evolving requirements, traceability, and version control. Students analyze real-world case studies to understand best practices in documentation updates, stakeholder communication, and continuous improvement.
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