Archive for September, 2007
Dr. Pausch’s “Last Lecture”
I just want to pass along a story I read in this morning’s WSJ that I think will appeal to this blog’s audience because a] it’s about one of our own; a “techie”, and b] it’s just a neat story. I really appreciated it, and think you will, too.
Anyway, let’s take a short break from [...]
Handy Requirements Quality Digest/Checklist
This quick post is just to share an article I came across that I thought might be beneficial, especially to the relatively new analyst. “Specifying Good Requirements“, by Donald Firesmith, includes some good, basic information about requirement quality assurance.
Basically, the article consists of a list of common requirement quality attributes (you know.. complete, correct, unambiguous, [...]
Some Use Case Best Practices
As I was scanning some requirements-related blog posts a few days ago, I came across a solid post by Prashant Hegde on the topic of Use Case best practices.
He provides quite a laundry list, and I recommend that you give him a read for the rest, but I’ll include a few points that I particularly [...]