Paper Presentations
The following papers have been accepted in the research track:
- Wasim Alsaqaf, Maya Daneva and Roel Wieringa:
- Quality requirements in large scale distributed agile projects – A systematic literature review
- Yves Wautelet and Stephan Poelmans:
- Aligning the elements of the RUP/UML business use-case model and the BPMN Business Process Diagram
- Ines Hajri, Arda Goknil, Lionel Briand and Thierry Stephany:
- Incremental Reconfiguration of Product Specific Use Case Models for Evolving Configuration Decisions
- Michael Vierhauser, Rick Rabiser and Jane Cleland-Huang:
- From Requirements Monitoring to Diagnosis Support in System of Systems
- Johan Linåker and Bjorn Regnell:
- A Contribution Strategy Framework for Firms Engaged in Open Source Software Ecosystems - A Research Preview
- Kim Lauenroth, Erik Kamsties and Tim Pfeiffer:
- The Impact of Specification Structure on Human Memory Performance - Experiences from a First Experiment
- Diding Adi Parwoto, Takayuki Omori, Hiroya Itoga and Atsushi Ohnishi:
- Visualization of Quality of Software Requirements Specification using Digital Elevation Model
- Martin Wilmink and Christoph Bockisch:
- On the Ability of Lightweight Checks to Reduce Ambiguity in Requirements Documentation
- Benedetta Rosadini, Alessio Ferrari, Gloria Gori, Alessandro Fantechi, Stefania Gnesi, Iacopo Trotta and Stefano Bacherini:
- Using NLP to Detect Requirements Defects: an Industrial Experience in the Railway Domain
- Marcus Seiler and Barbara Paech:
- Using Tags to support Feature Management across Issue Tracking Systems and Version Control Systems
- Paul Hübner and Barbara Paech:
- Using Interaction Data for Continuous Creation of Trace Links between Source Code and Requirements in Issue Tracking Systems
- Thomas Quirchmayr, Barbara Paech, Roland Kohl and Hannes Karey:
- Semi-automatic Software Feature-Relevant Information Extraction from Natural Language User Manuals
- Michael Unterkalmsteiner and Tony Gorschek:
- Requirements quality assurance in industry: why, what and how?
- Mahsa H. Sadi and Eric Yu:
- Modeling and Analyzing Openness Trade-offs in Software Platforms: A Goal-Oriented Approach
- Garm Lucassen, Fabiano Dalpiaz, Jan Martijn Van Der Werf and Sjaak Brinkkemper:
- Improving user story practice with the Grimm Method: A multiple case study in the software industry
- Irum Inayat, Sabrina Marczak, Siti Salwah Salim and Daniela Damian:
- Patterns of Collaboration driven by Requirements in Agile Software Development Teams Findings from a Multiple Case Study
- James Lockerbie, Neil Maiden, Chris Williams and Leigh Chase:
- A Requirements Traceability Approach to support Mission Assurance and Configurability in the Military
- Beatrice Donati, Alessio Ferrari, Paola Spoletini and Stefania Gnesi:
- Common Mistakes of Student Analysts in Requirements Elicitation Interviews
- Schoichiro Ito, Shinpei Hayashi and Motoshi Saeki:
- Combining GQM with Goal-Oriented Analysis, Problem Frames, and Use Case Modeling
- Wenhua Hu, Jeffrey Carver, Vaibhav Anu, Gursimran Walia and Gary Bradshaw:
- Defect Prevention in Requirements using Human Error Information: An Empirical Study
- Liliana Guzman, Marc Oriol, Pilar Rodríguez, Xavier Franch, Andreas Jedlitschka and Markku Oivo:
- How can quality-awareness support Rapid software development? A vision paper
- Claudio Menghi, Paola Spoletini and Carlo Ghezzi:
- Integrating Goal Model Analysis with Iterative Design
- Katsiaryna Labunets, Fabio Massacci and Federica Paci:
- On the Equivalence Between Graphical and Tabular Representations for Security Risk Assessment
- Nishant Jha and Anas Mahmoud:
- Mining User Requirements from Application Store Reviews using Frame Semantics
The following papers have been accepted in the research methodology track:
- Luciana Provenzano and Kaj Hänninen:
- Specifying Software Requirements for Safety-Critical Railway Systems: an Experience Report
- Vaibhav Anu, Gursimran Walia, Gary Bradshaw, Wenhua Hu and Jeffrey Carver:
- Usefulness of a Human Error Identification Tool for Requirements Inspection: An Experience Report
- Wenhua Hu, Jeffrey Carver, Gursimran Walia, Vaibhav Anu and Gary Bradshaw:
- Understanding Human Errors In Software Requirements: On-line Survey at REFSQ'17