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ASSET OVERVIEW

UNIT NAME

STSC_RAD

VERSION

March 1994

ORIGIN

Software Technology Support Center (STSC)

REVIEW CODE

OK

INET ADDRESS

www.stsc.hill.af.mil

AUTHOR

Shane Atkinson, Ralph Ganska, John Grotzky,
Jack Rubinstein, and Jim Van Buren
Software Technology Support Center
Attn: Customer Service
Ogden ALC/TISE
Hill AFB, UT 84056
801/777-7703 or DSN 458-7703
FAX 801/777-8069

RIGHTS

Approved for public release; distribution unlimited

COPYRIGHT

None

LOCATION

www.stsc.hill.af.mil
PAL

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CLASSIFICATION

KEYWORDS

STSC

INDEX

Requirements Analysis
Analysis, Requirements
Design
Atkinson, Shane
Ganska, Ralph
Grotzky, John
Rubinstein, Jack
Van Buren, Jim
SW Technology Support Center

DEPENDENCIES

None

SEE ALSO

SHORT DESCRIPTION

Discuss requirements analysis and design products with info

TAXONOMY

Documents

STSC Technology Report

Requirements Analysis and Design

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ABSTRACT

Requirements Analysis and Design

RAD.ZIP - Microsoft Word document

This document, is a synopsis of the progress of the Software Technology Support Center (STSC) in evaluating requirements analysis and preliminary design computer-aided software engineering products. Throughout this report we will refer to these requirements analysis and preliminary design computer-aided software engineering products as Upper CASE products. The targets of this report are organizations responsible for the development and maintenance of computer software. This report defines the Upper CASE products and identifies their value in improving software quality. It explains how the features of current Upper CASE products can improve software development and maintenance. It includes information about specific products in the marketplace. The information is aimed at those who must make the decisions about acquiring advanced technology and prepare their organizations for its effective use. Finally, this report attempts to identify the future directions of the field to help plan long-range strategies.

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REVISION HISTORY

January 1996   George Klipper, STSC   Initial Release to the PAL

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RELEASE NOTICE

Released to the PAL by the Software Technology Support Center, Hill
Air Force Base.  Authorization was received via electronic mail from
George A. Klipper, Information Manager/BBS, Software Technology
Support Center, klipperg@stsc.hill.af.mil.

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DISCLAIMER

This documentation is provided "AS IS" and without any expressed or
implied warranties whatsoever.  No warranties as to performance,
merchantability, or fitness for a particular purpose exist.
The user must assume the entire risk and liability of using this
document.  In no event shall any person or organization of people be
held responsible for any direct, indirect, consequential or
inconsequential damages or lost profits.

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