Are you using a particular methodology? That very much drives how you approach requirements.
I like how Larman's approaches this in his "Applying UML and Patterns".
Wikipedia is also a starting point to find your way.
I think the following books are quite good:
- Mastering the requirements process (isbn 0321419499)
- Writing effective use cases (isbn 0201702258)
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Thanks Jan and Mike! I will have a look at it.
My project is of type EAI/SOA, any specific book for these kinda of projects?
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Chetan Parekh wrote:Please recommend good books on Software Requirement Gathering and Management.
Althougth it is focused upon a specific tool the following book provides a very good look at gathering requirements and analyzing them in order to provide a useful business/development strategy.
Busess Process Management with JBoss jBPM: A Practical Guide for Business Analysts by Matt Cumbrelidge (PACKT Publishing, 2007).
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