REQUIREMENTS ORGANIZATION APPROACH FOR OBJECT-BASED CONSTRUCTION OF SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

Abstract

The paper discusses a requirements organization approach for the object-oriented design of software systems. Specifically, the requirements organization approach is developed based on a requirements clustering approach. The requirements organization approach can outline the constructed software system in the object-oriented paradigm, provide guidelines for system construction, receive early feedback from the different parties involved, allow the modification of inconsistent requirements, and design inexpensively the software system using an object-based programming language. An example is provided to illustrate the object-oriented design of software systems using the proposed requirements organization approach. Assessment and experiments are conducted to substantiate the benefits of the requirements organization approach.