CSDL - Proceedings I

Organizing and Steering Committee (PDF)

pp. x

Program Committee (PDF)

pp. xi

Keynote 1

Peter G. Neumann, SRI International

pp. 3

Process and Modeling

Process Modeling for Object Oriented Analysis Using BORM Object Behavioral Analysis (Abstract)

Roger P. Knott, Loughborough University

V. Merunka, Czech University of Agriculture

Jiri Polak, Deloitte & Touche

pp. 7

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On the Challenges of Business Modeling in Large-Scale Reengineering Projects (Abstract)

Jon Atle Gulla, Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Terje Brasethvik, Norwegian University of Science and Technology

pp. 17

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A Process Framework for Requirements Analysis and Specification (Abstract)

Enrique García Alcázar, TCP Sistemas e Ingenier?

Antonio Monzón, TCP Sistemas e Ingenier?

pp. 27

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Specifications

A Framework for Multi-Notation Requirements Specification and Analysis (Abstract)

Nancy A. Day, Oregon Graduate Institute

Jeffrey J. Joyce, Intrepid Critical Software Inc.

pp. 39

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A Lightweight Approach to Consistency of Scenarios and Class Models (Abstract)

Martin Glinz, Universit?t Z?

pp. 49

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Poster Session Highlights

Z Specifications Meet Mathematica for Exploratory Prototyping (Abstract)

Linda B. Sherrell, University of West Florida

pp. 61

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Patterns and Aspects for Use Cases: Reuse Techniques for Use Case Descriptions (Abstract)

Motoshi Saeki, Tokyo Institute of Technology

pp. 62

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The Requirement Set (Abstract)

Pat Ferdinandi, Strategic Business Decisions, Inc.

pp. 63

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Why Is It so Difficult to Introduce Requirements Engineering Research Results into Mainstream Requirements Engineering Practice? (Abstract)

Panel Session 1

Hermann Kaindl, Siemens AG Austria

pp. 67

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Why Is It so Easy to Introduce Requirements Engineering Technology Transfer Panels into Mainstream Practice? (Abstract)

Sol J. Greenspan, GTE Laboratories Incorporated

pp. 69

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Transferring Research Results in Requirements to Practice: Obstacles and Incentives (Abstract)

Constance L. Heitmeyer, Naval Research Laboratory

pp. 71

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Is There a Gap between RE Research and RE Practice? (Abstract)

Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite, University of Kaiserslautern and Fraunhofer IESE ?

pp. 73

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Why Is It so Difficult to Introduce Requirements Engineering Research Results into Mainstream Requirements Engineering Practice? (Abstract)

Nancy R. Mead, Carnegie Mellon University

pp. 75

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Obstacles and Incentives in Introducing RE Research Results into RE Practice (Abstract)

Jawed Siddiqi, Sheffield Hallam University

pp. 77

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Keynote 2

Requirements Documentation: Why a Formal Basis is Essential (Abstract)

David Lorge Parnas, McMaster University

pp. 81

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Evolution

Prioritizing Scenario Evolution (Abstract)

Frank Moisiadis, Macquarie University

pp. 85

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Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado

Scenario Evolution: A Closer View on Relationships (Abstract)

Karin Breitman, PUC-Rio

pp. 95

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Enhancing Requirements and Change Management through Process Modeling and Measurement (Abstract)

Luigi Lavazza, CEFRIEL and Politecnico di Milano

Giuseppe Valetto, CEFRIEL

pp. 106

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Requirements Analysis and Management

Scalable Mechanisms for Requirements Interaction Management (Abstract)

Martin S. Feather, California Institute of Technology

Steven L. Cornford, California Institute of Technology

Mark Gibbel, California Institute of Technology

pp. 119

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Essential and Incidental Complexity in Requirements Models (Abstract)

L. Nguyen, Deakin University

P.A. Swatman, Deakin University

pp. 130

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Lightweight Validation of Natural Language Requirements: A Case Study (Abstract)

Vincenzo Gervasi, Universit? di Pisa

Bashar Nuseibeh, Imperial College

pp. 140

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What Do You Mean I've Been Practicing without a License? Certification and Licensing of Requirements Engineering Professionals (PDF)

Panel Session 2

Annie I. Anton, North Carolina State University at Raleigh

Joanne M. Atlee, University of Waterloo

pp. 151

What Do You Mean I'm Practicing Without a License? Certification and Licensing of Requirements Engineering Professionals (Abstract)

Nancy R. Mead, Carnegie Mellon University

pp. 152

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Certitude and Rectitude (Abstract)

Peter G. Neumann, SRI International

pp. 153

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Two Positions on Licensing (Abstract)

David Lorge Pamas, McMaster University

pp. 154

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Reuse

Mapping Requirements to Reusable Components Using Design Spaces (Abstract)

L. Baum, University of Kaiserslautern

M. Becker, University of Kaiserslautern

L. Geyer, University of Kaiserslautern

G. Molter, University of Kaiserslautern

pp. 159

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Establishing Reuse Measurement Practices in SAP Requirements Engineering (Abstract)

Maya Daneva, Clearnet Communications Inc.

pp. 168

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An Assessment of the Relative Efficiency of a Facilitator-Driven Requirements Collection Process with Respect to the Conventional Interview Method (Abstract)

Rick Hubbard, BEA Systems, Inc.

Charles N. Schroeder, Colorado Technical University

Nancy R. Mead, Carnegie Mellon University

pp. 178

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Best Papers

A Reference Model for Requirements and Specifications (Abstract)

Carl A. Gunter, University of Pennsylvania

Elsa L. Gunter, Bell Labs

Michael Jackson, AT&T Laboratories

Pamela Zave, AT&T Laboratories

pp. 189

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Requirements Validation of a Voice Communication System Used in Air Traffic Control (Abstract)

Johann Hörl, Technical University Graz

Bernhard K. Aichernig, Technical University Graz

pp. 190

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The Effects of Communication Media on Group Performance in Requirements Engineering (Abstract)

Daniela E. Herlea Damian, University of Calgary

Armin Eberlein, University of Calgary

Mildred L.G. Shaw, University of Calgary

Brian R. Gaines, University of Calgary

pp. 191

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Keynote 3

Requirements Engineering: What Have We Accomplished? Where Are We Now? Where Are We Going? (Abstract)

Donald C. Gause, Savile Row, LLC

pp. 195

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Author Index (PDF)

pp. 197