Software Requirements Development. Third Edition, Expanded
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Software Requirements Development. Third Edition, Expanded

Methodologies
software requirements requirements engineering agile methodologies business analysis project management software development quality assurance
Author
Karl Wiegers, Joy Beatty
Publisher
Russian Editorial Publishing House, BHV-Petersburg
Year
2014
Language
Russian
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