A case study in modeling company policy documents as a source of requirements

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This paper describes an approach that was developed to produce structured models that graphically reflect the requirements contained within a text document. The document used in this research is a draft policy document governing business in a research and development environment. In this paper, the authors present a basic understanding of why this approach is needed, the techniques developed, lessons learned during modeling and analysis, and recommendations for future investigation. The modeling method applied on the policy document was developed as an extension to entity relationship (ER) diagrams, which built in some structural information typically associated with object-oriented techniques. This ... continued below

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CRUMPTON,KATHLEEN MARIE; GONZALES,REGINA M. & TRAUTH,SHARON L. April 11, 2000.

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This paper describes an approach that was developed to produce structured models that graphically reflect the requirements contained within a text document. The document used in this research is a draft policy document governing business in a research and development environment. In this paper, the authors present a basic understanding of why this approach is needed, the techniques developed, lessons learned during modeling and analysis, and recommendations for future investigation. The modeling method applied on the policy document was developed as an extension to entity relationship (ER) diagrams, which built in some structural information typically associated with object-oriented techniques. This approach afforded some structure as an analysis tool, while remaining flexible enough to be used with the text document. It provided a visual representation that allowed further analysis and layering of the model to be done.

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CRUMPTON,KATHLEEN MARIE; GONZALES,REGINA M. & TRAUTH,SHARON L. A case study in modeling company policy documents as a source of requirements, article, April 11, 2000; Albuquerque, New Mexico. (digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc706062/: accessed May 27, 2018), University of North Texas Libraries, Digital Library, digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.