Abstract—The requirements elicitation process has social connotations involving different people (stakeholders), a circumstance which causes certain problems arise when carrying out this process of requirement conceptualization. In order to deal with this problem, we propose tasks and techniques for a requirements conceptualization process that are structured in two phases: (a) tasks and techniques for problem-oriented analysis, and (b) tasks and techniques for Product-Oriented Analysis. The techniques for each task in both phases are introduced.

Index Terms—Requirements conceptualization, process, phases, task, techniques.

A. Hossian is with the Program on Computer Science School of Computer Science La Plata. Buenos Aires and Technological National University at Neuquen Argentina (e-mail: ahossian@frn.utn.edu.ar).
R. G. Martínez is with the Information Systems Research Group.National University of Lanus Remedios de Escalada, Buenos Aires,Argentina (e-mail: rgarcia@unla.edu.ar).

Cite: Alejandro Hossian and Ramón Garcia-Martínez, "Proposal of Tasks and Techniques for a Requirements Conceptualization," International Journal of Computer and Communication Engineering vol. 2, no. 1, pp. 36-40 , 2013.