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Approach for Change Impact Analysis of Aspectual Requirements

@inproceedings{Chitchyan2008ApproachFC,
  title={Approach for Change Impact Analysis of Aspectual Requirements},
  author={Ruzanna Chitchyan and Awais Rashid and Raffi Khatchadourian},
  year={2008}
}
The initial model for change impact analysis of requirements focuses on identification of requirement level dependencies, which helps in predicting the scope (intensity and depth) of change impact. The change impact analysis model is a multidimensional concern-slicing approach that facilitates understanding of requirements dependencies and impact of requirements change. The concerns are sliced as temporal, conditional, task-oriented, and business rules. Based on stakeholders’ preferences and… 
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