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Requirement Elicitation Techniques for Software Projects in Ukrainian IT: An Exploratory Study

Gobov Denys, Huchenko Inna

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

2020

Vol. 21

673--681

Elicitation is a core business analysis/requirements engineering activity that provides inputs for others like analysis, specification, confirmation, management. There is a significant number of specialized techniques that are used for requirement elicitation. The selection of the appropriate techniques considerably influences a project plan and success of a change as a whole. This paper is intended to analyze the industrial standards and experience of business analysts and requirement engineers in the part of elicitation activities. We conducted a survey study involving 328 specialists from Ukrainian IT companies and a series of interviews with experts to interpret the survey results. Furthermore, this paper provides the guideline in selecting a particular elicitation technique with respect to the type of project and situation.

Komentarze w kodach wybranych programów

Skhut Sviatoslav, Iholkina Kateryna

Biuletyn Naukowy Wrocławskiej Wyższej Szkoły Informatyki Stosowanej. Informatyka

2018

vol. 8, nr 1

24--28

Writing comments is as important as writing code. The main purpose of using comments is to improve readability of our code but frequently thoughtless comment writing decrease understandability of source code. Comments must be concise and precise simultaneously. Also, when our code is changed, comments for this code must be changed too. While using comments in our code we must realize that if expressiveness of our programming language allows us to express clearly what we want in code, there is no need to write comments at all. And if we decide to use comments, they must be extremely accurate and understandable, because another person must understand, what we do and most importantly, why we do it. Frequently comments can be replaced with good clear names of variables, functions or classes. Also, we can replace our comments with assertions. Comments should clarify and explain our intentions. Copyrights and an authorship can be implemented using comments too. But our IDE can do these things automatically.