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 requirements. 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. In addition, there is one scheduled labtest and 3 quizzes during class time (please see Important Dates so that you can schedule yoru time accordingly).

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