Jwo et al., 2010 - Google Patents
Pseudo software: A mediating instrument for modeling software requirementsJwo et al., 2010
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- 4885668610422370146
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- Jwo J
- Cheng Y
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- Journal of Systems and Software
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A new synthesis of software requirements models called pseudo software is proposed with the aim to cut requirements-related errors. Pseudo software achieves this aim by serving as a mediating instrument to empower stakeholders to participate in requirements elicitation …
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