
Requirements Engineering for Computer Integrated Environments in Construction
by Ghassan Aouad (Dean of the Faculty of Business, Law and the Built Environments, University of Salford, UK); Yusuf Arayici (Lecturer and MSC Programme Co-ordinator at the Faculty of Business, Law and the Built Environments, University of Salford, UK)-
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Summary
Table of Contents
Foreword | |
Preface | |
Acknowledgments | |
List of Abbreviations | |
Introduction | |
Definitions | |
Why Requirements Engineering Is Needed for the CIE Development | |
How the Requirements Engineering Approach Is Formulated | |
Requirements Engineering in Software Development | |
Introduction | |
Requirements Engineering | |
Requirements Fundamentals and Principles | |
Requirements Engineering Process | |
Computer Integrated Environments | |
Introduction | |
The Construction Industry and its Features | |
The Scope and Roles of CIE in Construction | |
Implementation of CIE in the Construction Industry | |
The CIE Case Study Project 1 | |
The CIE Case Study Project 2 | |
The CIE Case Study 3 | |
The CIE Case Study 4 | |
Requirements Engineering in CIE Development for the Construction Industry | |
Introduction | |
CIE Systems from Technological Perspective | |
Requirements Engineering in the CIE Community | |
Interviews in the Construction CIE Community | |
Evaluation of Requirements Engineering Processes | |
Introduction | |
Improving the Requirements Engineering Process | |
Measuring the Success of Requirements Engineering Process | |
Comparative Analysis and Evaluation | |
Requirements Engineering Approach in the Case Study Projects | |
Introduction | |
The Need for the CIE System As a BIM Tool | |
The Requirements Engineering Process | |
The Requirements Deliverables from Use Case Modelling | |
The Requirements Deliverables from Contextual Design Technique | |
The Requirements Deliverables from the Incremental Prototyping with the User Tests | |
Critical Analysis and Reflections of the Requirements Engineering in DIVERCITY | |
Evaluation of the Requirements Engineering Practices | |
Introduction | |
Scope of the Evaluation and Assessment Model | |
The Evaluation and Assessment in Case Study 3 | |
Survey Results and Evaluation | |
Mastering the Requirements Engineering Practices | |
Introduction | |
Project Start-off | |
Requirements Elicitation | |
Building a Shared Understanding | |
Visioning and Process Modelling (Storyboarding) | |
System Design | |
Use Case and Object Modelling with UML | |
Incremental Prototyping with the End User Tests as an Agile Process | |
Summary of Mastering the Requirements Engineering Process | |
Evaluation of the Proposed Requirements Engineering Framework | |
Introduction | |
Internal (Dependent) Evaluation | |
External (Independent) Evaluation | |
Summary and Conclusion | |
Introduction | |
Contribution to Knowledge Society | |
Main Conclusions | |
Recommendations for the Future | |
Index | |
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