Program Overview

University Programs

The university offers a range of programs for students to choose from.

Undergraduate Programs

• Fundamental Computation
• Artificial Intelligence
• Security
• Software Design
• Computing, Mathematics and Analytics
• Computing and the Creative Arts

The School of Computing has a group of academic advisors who are available to answer questions about the undergraduate programs.

Graduate Programs

• Master's (MSc) Program
• Doctoral (PhD) Program
• Biomedical Informatics Program
• Dual Master's Program with AUS
• Master of Digital Product Management
• Field of Study in Artificial Intelligence
• NSERC CREATE Cybersecurity Program
• NSERC CREATE Program in Medical Informatics

The School of Computing has a team of people who are available to help prospective students with their concerns.

Research Areas

• Theory of Computation
• Software Engineering
• Human Computer Interaction and Gaming
• Artificial Intelligence
• Systems and Networks
• Data Analytics
• Security
• Biomedical Computing

Course Details

CISC 423 - Software Requirements

Description

An integrated approach to discovering and documenting software requirements. Identification of stakeholders; customer, operator, analyst, and developer perspectives. Requirements elicitation. Transition from initial (informal) requirements to semi-formal and formal representations. Requirements analysis process; analysis patterns. Requirements specification techniques. Relation to architecture and user interface design; traceability of requirements.

Learning Hours

120 (36 Lecture, 84 Private Study)

Prerequisite

Registration in a School of Computing Plan and a minimum grade of a C- (obtained in any term) or a 'Pass' (obtained in Winter 2020) in (CISC 223 and CISC 235).

Corequisite

(CISC 325 and [CISC 322 or CISC 326])