DocumentCode :
3577973
Title :
Towards a variable non-functional requirements integration for Component-Based Product Line a generic approach
Author :
Hammani, Fatima Zahra ; Rhanoui, Maryem ; El Asri, Bouchra
Author_Institution :
SIME Lab., Mohammed V Souissi Univ., Rabat, Morocco
fYear :
2014
Firstpage :
146
Lastpage :
151
Abstract :
Software Product Line and Component-Based Software Engineering are two expanding paradigms for developing critical and complex systems. Therefore, these two paradigms seem have complementary strengths. So, significant benefits can be gained from their integration. Despite the fact that Non-Functional Requirements (such as security, performance and reliability) are critical to software systems, and they must be taken into account at early stage of software development life cycle and should be explicitly specified as well as functional requirements; these NFR are overlooked in Software Product line and Component-Based Software Development Processes. So, our main objective is to discuss some recent approaches in the field and to propose a new extension to Software Product Line processes that supports Component-Based Approaches, and integrates Non-Functional Requirement in domain requirements stage.
Keywords :
object-oriented programming; software development management; software product lines; software reliability; NFR; complex systems; component-based software development process; component-based software engineering; component-based software product line; critical systems; domain requirements stage; functional requirements; nonfunctional requirements; software development life cycle; software systems; Educational institutions; Interviews; Unified modeling language; CBSD; Complex systems; Components; Development process; Domain engineering; Feature Model; NFR; Reuse; SPL;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Complex Systems (WCCS), 2014 Second World Conference on
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4799-4648-8
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/ICoCS.2014.7060992
Filename :
7060992
Link To Document :
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