The Purpose of this survey is to assess the impact of Implicit Requirements (IMR) on the success or failure of requirements engineering during software development. IMR are the hidden or assumed requirements that usually do not get mentioned by stakeholders during requirements elicitation but which a system is expected to fulfill, in order to be wholly accepted by users. Some opinions seem to suggest that IMR throw up substantial challenges during software development, this survey seeks to empirically investigate the impact of IMR on software development.
The link: https://sites.google.com/a/covenantuniversity.edu.ng/resurvey1/home
Yes it is hosted online at the link. here is the link again... https://sites.google.com/a/covenantuniversity.edu.ng/resurvey1/home
Survey completed, and I hope the following read can be helpful.
The chapter discusses the challenges of finding tools and techniques to handle the cultural and the linguistic knowledge of global software which considered tacit in nature.
Book Chapter:
S. Abufardeh, Book Title: “Knowledge Based Processes in Software Development, my chapter title “KM and Global Software Engineering (GSE)
Published by IGI Global (2013)
The findings will be published and available for anyone interested.
Thanks for the suggested book chapter It looks helpful.
Thanks for all your inputs so far. Its much appreciated.
@ Maya thanks for the link, I have joined the group suggested.
ok, survey completed!
Just like an idea, for your study or proposal, maybe you want to review the i* modeling language & GORE principles
greetings
SSC.
Ok, if you want to discuss something about this initiative take a look on http://istar.rwth-aachen.de/tiki-view_articles.php and let me know.
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