Framework of Sociotechnological Projects development based on Metamodelos notation of software Engineering Processes (spem 2.0)

Abstract

Software Engineering is the fundamental basis for executing software development processes; they are governed by various methods that use a variety of tools and techniques. In Venezuela, there are methodological proposals: MeRinde (Methodology of the National Network for Integration and Development of Free Software), is a process model defined by the CNTI (National Center for Information Technologies) attached to the Ministry of Popular Power for University Education Science and Technology (MPPEUCYT) that develops the software process model according to phases, disciplines, activities and roles and for this it makes use of the Modeling Standard better known as UML (Unified Model Language) for the construction and obtaining of The different models in the different disciplines of software development. However, UML is not the only technique for the construction of the models and there are other notations that allow to model the processes in a much more detailed way, to promote the improvement of product quality and the improvement of its software process. The main objective of this research was to create a framerwork for the development of Sociotechnological Projects based on the notation of metamodels of software engineering processes (SPEM 2.0) adaptation of the MeRinde process model for the discipline Requirements and Analysis and Design. To that end, the research methodology of Hurtado y Toro (2005) was used, and information was collected through the questionnaire instrument and the Kitchenham Systematic Review approach (2008).