In Software Engineering, Jackson's principles are based on
A. Designation
B. Definitions
C. Refutable Assertions
D. Formal Review
E. Requirement Elicitation
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Correct answer: A. A, B & C Only
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Michael Jackson's approach to requirements describes the world through designations (recognising phenomena), definitions (terms defined from designations) and refutable descriptions/assertions about the domain. Formal review and elicitation are not part of these principles.More Software Engineering questions
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