Use Case Specification Using the SILABREQ Domain Specific Language

Authors

  • Dušan Savić Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University in Belgrade, Belgrade
  • Siniša Vlajić Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University in Belgrade, Belgrade
  • Saša Lazarević Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University in Belgrade, Belgrade
  • Ilija Antović Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University in Belgrade, Belgrade
  • Vojislav Stanojević Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University in Belgrade, Belgrade
  • Miloš Milić Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University in Belgrade, Belgrade
  • Alberto Rodrigues da Silva INESC-ID, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Universidade de Lisboa

Keywords:

Software requirements, use case specification, model transformation, UML, domain specific language

Abstract

The software requirements engineering process is a part of a software development process and one of the key processes in software development. The elicitation, analysis, specification and validation of software requirements occur during the requirements engineering process. Use cases are used as a technique for functional system specification. Different notations can be used for a use case specification. In this paper, we present SilabReq Domain Specific Language (SilabReq DSL) for use case specification. On the one hand, we develop this language to describe the use cases in clear and precise way through the meta-model, and on the other hand to specify the use cases to be readable and understandable for all stakeholders in the software development project. This allows us to develop different transformations to get the structure and the behavior of the system from defined use cases. In this paper apart from the SilabReq DSL, we present some of these transformations.

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Published

2016-02-29

How to Cite

Savić, D., Vlajić, S., Lazarević, S., Antović, I., Stanojević, V., Milić, M., & da Silva, A. R. (2016). Use Case Specification Using the SILABREQ Domain Specific Language. Computing and Informatics, 34(4), 877–910. Retrieved from https://www.cai.sk/ojs/index.php/cai/article/view/1142