Date of Award

Spring 5-1-2016

Document Type

Dissertation

Degree Name

Doctor of Science in Information Systems

Department

Business and Information Systems

First Advisor

Surendra Sarnikar

Second Advisor

Omar El-Gayar

Third Advisor

Shuyuan Deng

Fourth Advisor

Viki Johnson

Fifth Advisor

Ahmad Al-Omari

Abstract

Software development is the process of building systems that solve users’ need and satisfy stakeholders objectives. Such needs are determined through a requirements elicitation process, which is considered an intensive, complex, and difficult by its nature, and the multidisciplinary nature of it adds to this complexity. As a result, improving the elicitation process is a critical goal for the development of information systems since incomplete requirements is a primary cause of system development failure. Traditional methods of elicitations failed because these methods.

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