5.2. Further Readings
References related to requirements with use cases are covered in a subsequent chapter. Use-case-oriented requirements texts, such as Writing Effective Use Cases [Cockburn01] are the recommended starting point in requirements study, rather than more general (and usually, traditional) requirements texts.
There is a broad effort to discuss requirements—and a wide variety of software engineering topics—under the umbrella of the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK), available at www.swebok.org.
The SEI (www.sei.cmu.edu) has several proposals related to quality requirements. The ISO 9126, IEEE Std 830, and IEEE Std 1061 are standards related to requirements and quality attributes, and available on the Web at various ...
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