Object-oriented software design utilizing Quality Function Deployment

This paper puts forward Quality Function Deployment (QFD) technique as an effective tool for requirements acquisition and design analysis of a ground software intensive project. The paper shows how QFD focused our effort to produce a product for customers with diverse needs and also how to tailor th...

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