Paper Info
Title
Towards traceability from project management to system models.
Abstract
Traceability is commonly known as the ability to describe and follow links between artifacts, e.g. between requirements and their corresponding part of the system design. These links are typically inside of the system specification. Very few approaches consider traceability between the system specification and project management artifacts. By introducing links between these two models, a task can be traced to the system model elements it is related to. This paper proposes a unified model, which explicitly combines project management models and system specification models to enable traceability. We introduce and discuss the following key concepts, which are currently evaluated in a case study: (1) Ability to navigate between tasks and the according part of the specification, (2) Project management status aggregation by system specification artifacts, (3) Use of entities from the system model for project planning, (4) Unified model validation.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1109/TEFSE.2009.5069576
TEFSE@ICSE
Keywords
Field
DocType
system specification model,system specification artifact,towards traceability,system model,system model element,project management artifact,system specification,unified model validation,project management model,system design,project management status aggregation,software engineering,project management,system modeling,impedance,scheduling,project planning,formal specification,unified modeling language,unified model,automation,navigation,computer aided software engineering,planning
Software engineering,Systems engineering,Computer science,Formal specification,Project planning,System requirements specification,System model,Traceability,Project management,Requirements traceability,Reverse semantic traceability
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
3
0.45
7
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jonas Helming11239.03
Maximilian Koegel214210.22
Helmut Naughton3243.17