Bridging the Gap: Techniques and Challenges in Digitizing Legacy Requirements for Software-Intensive Systems

As technology continues to evolve, organizations face the challenge of modernizing their legacy systems to keep up with the changing business landscape. One critical aspect of legacy system modernization is the digitization of legacy requirements into models, which involves transforming traditional textual requirements into digital models that can be analyzed, visualized, and utilized for system development and maintenance. This dissertation aims to investigate the techniques and challenges associated with the digitization of legacy requirements into models, with a focus on software-intensive systems. In this context, the digitization of legacy requirements offers a promising avenue for organizations to bridge the gap between their existing systems and the demands of contemporary technology. This process involves the conversion of conventional textual requirements into structured digital models that hold the potential to revolutionize the way software-intensive systems are conceptualized, developed, and managed. However, this endeavor comes with its own set of intricate techniques and formidable challenges that warrant exploration. This praxis is an investigation into the multifaceted realm of digitizing legacy requirements into models, concentrating its gaze on software-intensive systems. By delving into the techniques and methodologies that facilitate this transformation, the study seeks to unravel the intricate mechanisms that underpin this metamorphosis.

Author

• Czajka, Kevin M

Language

• English

Date created

• 2024

Type of Work

• Dissertation

License

• All rights reserved

Rights statement

• In Copyright

GW Unit

• Engineering Management

Degree

• D.Engr.

Advisor

• Sarkani, Shahram
• Mazzuchi, Thomas A

Committee Member(s)

• Etemadi, Amir

Persistent URL

•  https://scholarspace.library.gwu.edu/etd/m326m2524