Oyindamola Olajubu
ABSTRACT
Requirement specification is usually done with a combination of Natural Language (NL) and informal diagrams. Modeling approaches to support requirement engineering activities have involved a combination of text and graphical models. In this work, a textual domain specific modelling notation for requirement specification is presented. How certain requirement quality attributes are addressed using this notation is also demonstrated.
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- A textual domain specific language for requirement modelling
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