Requirement Elicitation Modeling Using Knowledge Acquisition in Automated Specification Method

Requirement Elicitation Modeling Using Knowledge Acquisition in Automated Specification Method

requirements elicitation; requirements engineering; knowledge acquisition in automated specifications; software engineering; goal tree model; functional requirements

Errors often occur during the requirements elicitation stage, causing failure of the software development process as a whole
so that the system built cannot be used optimally, this data is obtained from survey data from several large companies involved
in technology development. To overcome this problem, this study tries to apply elicitation requirements using the KAOS method
in the case study of the SMM Reseller ordering system to obtain system requirements that are in accordance with the goals and
objectives of each existing stakeholder. Based on the elicitation of system requirements, functional requirements are generated
which include, automatic orders, automatic payments, manage product sales, manage orders, manage payment methods,
manage problem orders, manage customer data, manage company information, automatic email notifications, and sales
statistics information. The results of this study are a table of functional requirements that have been declared valid and in
accordance with the goals and requirements of each stakeholder after evaluating and validating the results for each stakeholder
involved.

Aminudin Aminudin, Hafizh Salsabila Pradana , Ilyas Nuryasin

http://jurnal.iaii.or.id

Professional Organization Ikatan Ahli Informatika Indonesia (IAII)/Indonesian Informatics Experts Association

August 2023

Sri Wahyuni

ISSN Media Electronic: 2580-0760

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