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Requirement engenering How to handle requirements when developing market driven products? Overall description The purpose of this document is to show the result of a research about what happens when there is no actual customer in a software project. We will not give a solution to the problems, but we will try to make you aware of their existence and perhaps point out some directions that could help solving at least some issues. The research was performed during the course "Requirements Engineering" at Blekinge Institute of Technology in Sweden. Problem description In the beginning of this research, we discussed in what way we should confront the problem. We decided that the best way probably would be to create a scenario and use it as an example. Therefore we use the made-up company "Larger Than Life". File: The Requirement engenering report (pdf) |
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Lists and Huffman coding Example of Linked lists and Huffman coding. |
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Aspect Oriented Programming Introduction to Aspect Oriented Programming. |
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Aspect Tetris The game Tetris made in AspectJ. |
| Artificial Intelligence | |
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Genetic Algorithms Optimizing Genetic Algorithms for time critical problems. |
| Requirement and V&V | |
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Requirement engenering How to handle requirements when developing market driven products? |
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Inspection vs Testing Which technique is best? |
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Verification & Validation Introduction to the field of verification and validation for the newcomers. |
| Computer Science | |
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RAID An overview of how RAID works. |
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Human Computer Interaction What good is the technology if it too complex to use? |