Change management and change propagation across the various models of the system (such as requirements, design and testing models) are well-known problems in software engineering. For such problems a number of solutions have been proposed that are usually based on the integration of model repositories and on the maintenance of traceability links between the models. We propose to manage the mutual evolution of requirements models and tests models by orchestrating processes based on a minimal shared interface. Thus, requirement and test engineers must only have a basic knowledge about the ''other'' domain, share a minimal set of concepts and can follow their ''own'' respective processes. The processes are orchestrated in the sense that when a change affects a concept of the interface, the change is propagated to the other domain. We illustrate the approach using the evolution of the Global Platform standard. © 2012 IEEE.

Managing Evolution by Orchestrating Requirements and Testing Engineering Processes

Paci, Federica;Massacci, Fabio;
2012-01-01

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Change management and change propagation across the various models of the system (such as requirements, design and testing models) are well-known problems in software engineering. For such problems a number of solutions have been proposed that are usually based on the integration of model repositories and on the maintenance of traceability links between the models. We propose to manage the mutual evolution of requirements models and tests models by orchestrating processes based on a minimal shared interface. Thus, requirement and test engineers must only have a basic knowledge about the ''other'' domain, share a minimal set of concepts and can follow their ''own'' respective processes. The processes are orchestrated in the sense that when a change affects a concept of the interface, the change is propagated to the other domain. We illustrate the approach using the evolution of the Global Platform standard. © 2012 IEEE.
2012
Software Testing, Verification and Validation (ICST), 2012 IEEE Fifth International Conference on
NY
ACM/IEEE
9780769546704
Paci, Federica; Massacci, Fabio; F., Bouquet; S., Debricon
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