CS 8113h: Requirements Analysis & Prototyping

Schedule: Fall, 1997 
Week # Week of Tuesday class Thursday class Due dates
1 22-Sep (n/a) The high cost of poorly understood requirements. What are requirements & who are customers? Overview of course. [Activities: Context diagrams, SSM stakeholder classification, planning customer interviews]  
2 9/29/1997 [Tue: RE National Awareness Day (UK)] Overview of ScenIC.  ScenIC continued. Obstacles and scenarios. Operational definitions. Tue: Read IC paper Thu: Read ScenIC guidebook.
3 6-Oct Other goal-refinement approaches KAOS. Business process reengineering and i*. Objectives/scenarios presentations and feedback Thu: Objectives and scenarios
4 13-Oct Functional specifications Other scenario-based approaches. Use cases in OOA.  
5 20-Oct Model-based formal specification. [Possible late start at 4:45] Interviewing technique. Joint application design. Thu: Functional spec.
6 27-Oct Functional spec. presentations and feedback [Possibly no class or shortened class] [No class: Irvine EDCS Workshop]  
7 3-Nov Context in requirements engineering. Design ethnography. Participatory design Contextual inquiry Tue: Read Beyer & Holzblatt Parts 1&2. Thu: Select work situation for CI project.
8 10-Nov Contextual inquiry Contextual modeling & analysis [Possible late start at 4:45] Thu: Read B&H Part 3.
9 17-Nov Contextual modeling and analysis Contextual analysis Tue: Affinity notes
10 24-Nov Contextual design [No class: Thanksgiving Holiday] Tue: Consolidated models.
11 1-Dec (Joint with CS 6144) ScenIC View requirements presentations & critique Course review. Tue: Requirements document Tue: B&H Parts 4&5.
12 8-Dec (n/a) (n/a) No final

Last Updated on 9/24/97
By Colin Potts
Email: potts@cc.gatech.edu