Development and management requirements: Results of a literature review

Abstract

In the literature, different models are proposed to manage the Requirements Engineering, which present advantages and disadvantages when properly specified customer requirements. In order to identify good practices of these models, a literature review was conducted to assess the characteristics and potential of the most popular. The results are described in this work, and concludes that a model to manage the requirements engineering should gather good practices found, and potentiate them with contributions from other areas of knowledge, as formal methods, discrete mathematics, logic, abstraction, and other related. This is because the current problems are more complex and complicated than before, security has become a key issue, the changes are every day, and delivery times of the software products have been drastically shortened, while budgets must be adjusted to their service life.