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1. The model essentially views the software development process in a top-down
fashion. The first task is to understand the problem and its requirements. These
requirements may have been given by the end-user, or, if the software system is ...
1. The model essentially views the software development process in a top-down
fashion. The first task is to understand the problem and its requirements. These
requirements may have been given by the end-user, or, if the software system is ...
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Eecall that a large proportion of errors found during testing and operation are due
to poor understanding or misinterpretation of the requirements. And these errors
are the most expensive ones to correct once the system has been implemented ...
Eecall that a large proportion of errors found during testing and operation are due
to poor understanding or misinterpretation of the requirements. And these errors
are the most expensive ones to correct once the system has been implemented ...
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Natural language, with a very high descriptive power, is often used to describe
the requirements of a system. Although natural language aids in understanding
of the system, it also suffers from inherent ambiguities, which can easily lead to ...
Natural language, with a very high descriptive power, is often used to describe
the requirements of a system. Although natural language aids in understanding
of the system, it also suffers from inherent ambiguities, which can easily lead to ...
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System Eeliabujty | 3 |
Statistical Theory of Eeliablitt | 8 |
Definitions and characterizations | 12 |
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