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Discovering System Requirements through SysML
An application of the IREB Handbook of Requirements Modeling
Written by Gildas Premel-Cabic
Hi Gildas Yes, stereotypes can be used, and if used properly in a modelling tool they can support requirements attributes. But they get very messy if there is a large number of useful attributes. For… Show comment
Thank You Keith for Your comment. Professional modelling tools seem to overcome the lacks you notice: Stereotypes can be used to add attributes (status, owner) to the requirement type of SysML. We… Show comment
SysML gives a very limited view of requirements Incorporating requirements into SysML can be incredibly useful in the right context. For example, in relating requirements to design elements as in the… Show comment