A taxonomy for requirements engineering and software test alignment
ACM Transactions on Software Engineering and Methodology (TOSEM)
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Testing is regarded as one of the most resource consum- ing tasks of an average software project. A common goal of testing related activities is to make sure that requirements are satisfied by the implementation. Although existing tools are often effective in functional testing, emerging non- functional requirements set new demands. Aspect-oriented techniques offer a promising approach for capturing such issues under verification. However, prior to industrial adoption more pragmatic guidelines on applying aspects are required. In this paper, we evaluate aspect-oriented techniques in testing non-functional requirements of an industrial system. In addition, we discuss the types of requirements that lend themselves for more efficient testing using aspects than conventional techniques. Keywords: aspects, non-functional, testing.