Abstract

MOLINA HERNANDEZ, Yenisel; GRANDA DIHIGO, Ailec  and  VELAZQUEZCINTRA, Alionuska. Strategy for developing non-functional requirements in health applications. RCIM [online]. 2020, vol.12, n.1, pp. 92-107.  Epub June 01, 2020. ISSN 1684-1859.

Software development for health is complex. Non-Functional Requirements are especially important in these types of systems whose failures cause significant damage that can reaffect people's health. However, these requirements are often underestimated because they are more complex and require a higher level of knowledge and effort. This article describes a strategy for developing non-functional requirements in health applications, in accordance with the requirements defined in ISO / IEC 25030 and the product quality models and processes ISO / IEC 25010 and CMMI for Development respectively. The main results are the definition of actions, methods and techniques that guide the development activities of these requirements whose implementation contributes to improve the quality attributes of the software requirements specifications.

Keywords : software quality; software development strategy; software requirements engineering; health applications.

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