ABSTRACT
Agile methods provide support to software engineering
activities, aiming to reduce some of problems of the traditional
approaches. Quality products can be developed by agile
methodology in less time and budget. Requirements engineering
is a building block of software development. Therefore, the
search for agile practices for the evolution of requirements
becomes relevant. Although several researches have been carried
out on the role of requirements engineering in agile
methodologies, there is still a need for studies that seek to align
agile approaches to requirements development and management
processes that satisfy highly accepted quality models in the
market. This paper aims to establish an agile approach to
support software requirements management, based on a
systematic literature mapping that draws on existing approaches
in agile methodologies that support requirements management
activities.