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Quote: formal requirements are often meaningless to end users; everything is based on the designer's explanations, just as before; specialized, isolated participants

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Topic:
limitations of formalism
Topic:
good requirement specifications

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Tip 58: Don't Be a Slave to Formal … diagrams and some supporting words. … in many cases these diagrams are meaningless to … Therefore, there is no real formal checking of … as in old-fashioned written requirements. … [p. 221] Formal methods seem to encourage specialization. One … collect use cases (or their equivalent). We've seen … Most current formal methods combine a static object … one that allows us to illustrate the kind …   Google-1   Google-2

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Quote: formal methods use static data models and event/activity-charting; poorly suited for dynamic systems

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