Elicitation of non-functional requirement preference for actors of usecase from domain model

Requirement engineering plays a vital role in the development of the software. The quality of the software being developed depends on the nonfunctional requirements, which are still not derived effectively due to the conflicts between them. This paper presents an approach to identify the nonfunctional requirements for a given usecase description from the domain model such as Unified Modelling Language class diagram and goal based questionnaires. This approach makes use of the domain model to find out the behaviour of the system and possible constraints for actors in the system. The non-functional requirement taxonomy and the user preferences are used to analyse the conflicts, which is resolved based on trade-off analysis by prioritizing the preference. The prioritization depends on the dominating nonfunctional requirements from the inference engine.