This course deals with the elicitation, specification and analysis of software requirements and provides a critical description of available methods and tools, and practical exercises on applying these methods and tools to realistic problems. Three lecture hours per week. Prerequisites: General prerequisites, including CSE 3311.

Required: Ian Alexander, et. al, Writing Better Requirements, Addison-Wesley, 2002. Suggested Textbooks

Lecture times: TR16:00-17:30 25 SC 203

Note: this course has a large project where you must elicit and document requirements for a significant system. The requirements must also be implemented in code which must be tested against the requiremenets. Expect the project to take a significant amount of time. You may work on your own or in teams of at most two members. See the Important Dates for timing of deliverables.

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