Análisis del impacto sobre la metodología XP de la inclusión de modelos de procesos de negocio en la elicitación de requisitos
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https://doi.org/10.18046/syt.v13i33.2080Palabras clave:
Software, elicitacion de requerimientos de software, XP, BPMN, historias de usuario, métricas de software.Resumen
La metodología ágil de desarrollo de software eXtreme Programming (XP) utiliza Historias de Usuario [HU] como una estrategia de elicitación de requerimientos. Las HU utilizan lenguaje natural, el cual aunque debería ser claro para todos, pues causar confusiones y diferencias en la comprensión de los problemas, entre el equipo de desarrolladores y los interesados [stakeholders]. Este artículo propone incluir el modelamiento de procesos de negocio [PN] en la metodología XP, como una alternativa a las historias de usuario capaz de mejorar la calidad u cantidad de información recolectada. En el desarrollo de esta investigación se evaluó un total de once proyectos (HU vs PN), durante todas las fases propuestas por XP. Las dos estrategias y su efectividad fueron analizadas a través de métricas de software para demostrar el mejoramiento en el desarrollo de los procesos. El trabajo realizado evidenció que el uso de PN mejora la comunicación e incrementa la calidad del proceso y la productividad del equipo de desarrollo.
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Kazi, L., Radosav, D., Nikolic, M., & Chotaliya, N. (2011). Balanced scorecard framework in software project monitoring. Journal of Engineering Management and Competitiveness (JEMC), 1(1-2), 51-56.
Losada, B. M., Urretavizcaya, I. F.-C. (2013). A guide to agile development of interactive software with a “User Objectives”-driven methodology. Science of Computer Programming, 78, 2268–2281.
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Pino, F. J. (2010). Assessment methodology for software process improvement in small organizations. Information and Software Technology, 52, 1044–1061.
Pohl, K. (2010). Requirements engineering: fundamentals, principles and techniques. Berlin-Heidelberg, Germany: Springer Verlag.
Qasaimeh, M. (2011). Extending extreme programming user stories to meet ISO 9001 formality requirements. Journal of Software Engineering and Applications, 4 (11), 626-638.
Schneider, F., Naughton, H., & Berenbach, B. (2012). A modeling language to support early lifecycle requirements modeling for systems engineering. Procedia Computer Science, 8, 201-206. doi:10.1016/j.procs.2012.01.043
Stephens, B. M. (2002). The case against extreme programming [on-line]. Retrieved from http://www.lyee-project.soft.iwate-pu.ac.jp/en/workplan/kb/library/xp/documents/papers/s2001.pdf
Suaza, K.V. (2013). Definición de equivalencias entre historias de usuario y especificaciones en UN - LENCEP para el desarrollo ágil de software [Thesis]. Universidad Nacional de Colombia: Medellín, Colombia.
Thiyagarajan, P. S. & Verma, S. (2009). A closer look at extreme programming (XP) with an onsite-offshore model to develop software projects using XP methodology. In Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing (Vol. 16, pp. 166-180). Berlin-Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag. doi: 10.1007/978-3-642-01856-5_12
Tong, K. I. (2010). Managing software projects with user stories. In Essential Skills for Agile Development (pp. 217–252). Xangai, Macau: Macau Productivity and Technology Center (CPTTM).
Wong, P. Y., & Gibbons, J. (2011). Formalizations and applications of BPMN. Science of Computer Programming, 76(8), 633-650.
Zheng, G. (2012). Implementing a business process management system applying Agile development methodology: A real-world case study [Thesis]. Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam: The Netherlands
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