Understanding heuristics employed to verify non-functional requirements of web-based applications in Pakistani software industry

Asad Hanif, Irfan M. Khan and Saqib Saeed

International Journal of Business Information Systems, 2015, vol. 19, issue 3, 366-374

Abstract: This paper is based on the quantitative description of practices employed to satisfy non-functional requirements in web-based applications developed in Pakistan. Non-functional requirements are one of the most important parts of software projects and these requirements are often difficult to attain with a demanding quality. This paper contains the result of a survey, conducted in 15 software houses in Pakistan, to know how these requirements are implemented and verified. The study is helpful to understand the gap analysis and to devise a framework for improving these practices.

Keywords: requirements engineering; non-functional requirements; supplementary requirements; web-based development; heuristics; web-based applications; Pakistan; software industry; internet. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2015
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