Software Requirements and Specifications

A Lexicon of Software Practice, Principles, and Prejudices

By:

Michael Jackson

Published:

1995

Pages:

272

Book Description

This book is a collection of approximately seventy-five short pieces dealing with topics in the field of software requirements analysis, specification, and design.

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