Engineering requirements

"Engineering requirements"
The first editions of this wonderful leadership have long been a table book on engineering requirements for specialists, as well as college teachers and universities around the world. The book helped numerous readers to understand the principles and practices of modern engineering requirements, gave them knowledge, skills necessary for creating both traditional technical and complex software systems.
The book was written by British specialists in engineering requirements. The presentation is based on the use of a generalized typical process of engineering requirements. This approach allows the reader to better understand the essence of engineering requirements and its key role in the general process of system engineering.
Using the results obtained in science and industry in recent years, the third edition of this popular book provides useful information for engineers on how to describe and structure requirements for systems of various nature and purpose. The most important features of the publication include:
Strengthening attention to clarifying the importance of systemic engineering for an effective solution to problems related to the creation of systems,
A detailed description of the main representations used in the modeling of systems, including a brief and capacious description of the UML2 language,
Analysis of the relationship between requirements and modeling,
Description of the typical, multi -level process of engineering requirements, including the features of this process in the field of problems and in the field of solutions,
A detailed clarification of an important concept of deep traceability,
Updating the review of the DOORS requirements tool.
This book will be useful for both established specialists in creating technical and software systems, and students who just begin to get acquainted with such an important and rapidly developing field of engineering activities as engineering requirements.
The publication was supported by the Russian Institute of System Engineering, which continues this book of its library in system engineering