A formal requirements specification method based on data flow analysis

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As formal methods are increasingly used in the development of industrial-scale software systems, there is a growing awareness of the need to integrate formal notations with existing structured software development methods. To make requirements analysis both comprehensible and rigorous, a formal requirements specification method is proposed that combines and extends DeMarco data flow diagrams with the Vienna development method. The specifications produced using this method have good readability, a wellde signed structuring mechanism, and precise semantics. This article details work toward development of a verified analysis approach based on the concept of consistency checking for guaranteeing the correctness of analysis steps. © 1993.

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Liu, S. (1993). A formal requirements specification method based on data flow analysis. The Journal of Systems and Software, 21(2), 141–149. https://doi.org/10.1016/0164-1212(93)90037-X

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