SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT COLLECTION ENHANCEMENT USING SAMPLING TECHNIQUE AND APPLYING T-DISTRIBUTION

In software engineering, effective development phase can only takes place if the requirements gathering from client side are clearly defined and should be approachable. Client's requirements play a crucial role for completion of the successful software projects in all of the development all the software methodologies. If requirements from the client are not properly defined it can lead to failure of the project. Now a day's some information technology organization are not aware about the proper way to collect the requirement from the clients and fulfill the requirements of the clients. Effective Software development can only takes place if the requirements are properly defined and modeled. Most of the Clients have difficulty in explaining what they need exactly, and the problems increases when software developers failed to convert the client's requirements into working code. The role of the business analyst to effectively communicate with clients to understand the requirements .Many of project fail due to inappropriate information gathering process.

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