Proceedings of the 13th International Requirements Engineering Conference
RE, 2005.

@proceedings{RE-2005,
	address       = "Paris, France",
	ee            = "http://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/re/2005/2425/00/index.html",
	isbn          = "0-7695-2425-7",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the 13th International Requirements Engineering Conference}",
	year          = 2005,
}

Contents (71 items)

49 ×#requirements
11 ×#modelling
8 ×#analysis
8 ×#case study
8 ×#named
6 ×#process
5 ×#approach
5 ×#industrial
5 ×#using
3 ×#design

RE-2005-Jackson #question

Dependable Software: An Oxymoron? (DJ), p. 3.

RE-2005-Corniou #challenge #information management #policy

The Role of Information Systems within Corporate Strategy and Management Policies: New Challenges (JPC), p. 4.

RE-2005-Robertson #requirements

Exemplars for Better Requirements — Tales from the Trenches (SR), p. 5.

RE-2005-LiaskosLWYE #approach #configuration management

Configuring Common Personal Software: a Requirements-Driven Approach (SL, AL, YW, YY, SME), pp. 9–18.

RE-2005-SutcliffeFS #requirements

Personal and Contextual Requirements Engineering (AGS, SF, MMS), pp. 19–30.

RE-2005-ChenZZM #approach #clustering #feature model #modelling #requirements

An Approach to Constructing Feature Models Based on Requirements Clustering (KC, WZ, HZ, HM), pp. 31–40.

RE-2005-BuhneLP #modelling #product line #requirements #variability

Modelling Requirements Variability across Product Lines (SB, KL, KP), pp. 41–52.

RE-2005-RaadtGY #perspective #web #web service

Exploring Web Services from a Business Value Perspective (BvdR, JG, ESKY), pp. 53–62.

RE-2005-DanevaW #enterprise #implementation #requirements

Requirements Engineering for Cross-organizational ERP Implementation: Undocumented Assumptions and Potential Mismatches (MD, RW), pp. 63–74.

RE-2005-KujalaKLK #quality #requirements

The Role of User Involvement in Requirements Quality and Project Success (SK, MK, LL, TK), pp. 75–84.

RE-2005-Aoyama #embedded #requirements

Persona-and-Scenario Based Requirements Engineering for Software Embedded in Digital Consumer Products (MA), pp. 85–94.

RE-2005-CoheneE #analysis #design

Contextual Risk Analysis for Interview Design (TC, SME), pp. 95–104.

RE-2005-MaidenR #case study #experience #process #requirements

Integrating Creativity into Requirements Processes: Experiences with an Air Traffic Management System (NAMM, SR), pp. 105–116.

RE-2005-Ebert #comprehension #requirements

Requirements BEFORE the Requirements: Understanding the Upstream Impact (CE), pp. 117–124.

RE-2005-EtienS #co-evolution #requirements

Managing Requirements in a Co-evolution Context (AE, CS), pp. 125–134.

RE-2005-Cleland-HuangSDZ #requirements #traceability

Utilizing Supporting Evidence to Improve Dynamic Requirements Traceability (JCH, RS, CD, XZ), pp. 135–144.

RE-2005-FickasRS #requirements

The Role of Deferred Requirements in a Longitudinal Study of Emailing (SF, WNR, MMS), pp. 145–156.

RE-2005-CrookIN #modelling #on the #policy

On Modelling Access Policies: Relating Roles to their Organisational Context (RC, DCI, BN), pp. 157–166.

RE-2005-GiorginiMMZ #modelling #requirements #security

Modeling Security Requirements Through Ownership, Permission and Delegation (PG, FM, JM, NZ), pp. 167–176.

RE-2005-BreauxA #semantics

Analyzing Goal Semantics for Rights, Permissions, and Obligations (TDB, AIA), pp. 177–188.

RE-2005-SvetinovicBG #analysis #concept #identification #object-oriented #student #why

Concept Identification in Object-Oriented Domain Analysis: Why Some Students Just Don’t Get It (DS, DMB, MWG), pp. 189–198.

RE-2005-EasterbrookYAFHLQ #case study #concept #modelling

Do Viewpoints Lead to Better Conceptual Models? An Exploratory Case Study (SME, ESKY, JA, YF, JH, ML, RAQ), pp. 199–208.

RE-2005-DiazPM #interactive #modelling #using

Modeling Interactions using Role-Driven Patterns (ID, OP, AM), pp. 209–220.

RE-2005-PerroneBRD #experience #industrial #requirements #web

Shaping Requirements for Institutional Web Applications: Experience from an Industrial Project (VP, DB, AR, LD), pp. 221–230.

RE-2005-RobinsonWW #analysis #design #probability #requirements #using

Risk Mitigation of Design Requirements Using a Probabilistic Analysis (MCR, SEW, DCW), pp. 231–239.

RE-2005-CalleleNS #game studies #industrial #process #requirements #video

Requirements Engineering and the Creative Process in the Video Game Industry (DC, EN, KS), pp. 240–252.

RE-2005-WassonSLK #fault #requirements #using

Using Occurrence Properties of Defect Report Data to Improve Requirements (KSW, KNS, RRL, JCK), pp. 253–262.

RE-2005-LutzNPFT #analysis #identification #requirements #using

Identifying Contingency Requirements Using Obstacle Analysis (RRL, SN, APH, CRF, DT), pp. 263–272.

RE-2005-ZhangMZ #approach #dependence #feature model #modelling #requirements

A Feature-Oriented Approach to Modeling Requirements Dependencies (WZ, HM, HZ), pp. 273–284.

RE-2005-MoreiraRA #multi #requirements

Multi-Dimensional Separation of Concerns in Requirements Engineering (AMDM, AR, JA), pp. 285–296.

RE-2005-AvesaniBPS #machine learning #requirements #scalability

Facing Scalability Issues in Requirements Prioritization with Machine Learning Techniques (PA, CB, AP, AS), pp. 297–306.

RE-2005-SabetzadehE #algebra #consistency #framework

An Algebraic Framework for Merging Incomplete and Inconsistent Views (MS, SME), pp. 306–318.

RE-2005-ToyamaO #rule-based #verification

Rule-based Verification of Scenarios with Pre-conditions and Post-conditions (TT, AO), pp. 319–328.

RE-2005-KonradC #specification

Facilitating the Construction of Specification Pattern-based Properties (SK, BHCC), pp. 329–338.

RE-2005-BoydZF #empirical #natural language

Measuring the Expressiveness of a Constrained Natural Language: An Empirical Study (SB, DZ, AF), pp. 339–352.

RE-2005-RegevW #requirements

Where do Goals Come from: the Underlying Principles of Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (GR, AW), pp. 353–362.

RE-2005-YuWMLLL #legacy #modelling #reverse engineering

Reverse Engineering Goal Models from Legacy Code (YY, YW, JM, SL, AL, JCSdPL), pp. 363–372.

RE-2005-DorrKKOS #case study #industrial #non-functional #requirements

Non-Functional Requirements in Industry — Three Case Studies Adopting an Experience-based NFR Method (JD, DK, TK, TO, TS), pp. 373–384.

RE-2005-ArkleyR #problem #traceability

Overcoming the Traceability Benefit Problem (PA, SR), pp. 385–389.

RE-2005-BucchiaroneGP #analysis #case study #industrial #quality #requirements

Quality Analysis of NL Requirements: An Industrial Case Study (AB, SG, PP), pp. 390–394.

RE-2005-AraoGN #process #requirements

“Business Process” Oriented Requirements Engineering Process (TA, EG, TN), pp. 395–402.

RE-2005-Simmons #design #development

The Usage Model: A Structure for Richly Describing Product Usage during Design and Development (ES), pp. 403–410.

RE-2005-AlexanderRM #industrial #process #requirements #what

What Influences the Requirements Process in Industry? A Report on Industrial Practice (IFA, SR, NAMM), pp. 411–415.

RE-2005-SongMHRN #concurrent #named #process #prototype #requirements #workflow

S-RaP: A Concurrent Prototyping Process for Refining Workflow-Oriented Requirements (XS, GM, BH, AR, CN), pp. 416–420.

RE-2005-SolheimLPJA #modelling #requirements #visual notation

Model-Driven Visual Requirements Engineering (HGS, FML, SAP, HDJ, MA), pp. 421–428.

RE-2005-Nesland #framework #implementation #lessons learnt #platform #process #requirements

Initial Lessons Learned from the Definition and Implementation of a Platform Requirements Engineering Process at Intel Corporation (SN), pp. 429–433.

RE-2005-JordanSN #case study #evolution #requirements

The Extravehicular Mobility Unit: Case Study in Requirements Evolution (NCJ, JHS, DJN), pp. 434–438.

RE-2005-LehtolaKK #requirements

Linking the Business View to Requirements Engineering: Long-Term Product Planning by Roadmapping (LL, MK, SK), pp. 439–446.

RE-2005-BerryDFGHW #question #requirements #why

To do or not to do: If the requirements engineering payoff is so good, why aren’t more companies doing it? (DMB, DD, AF, DCG, RH, AW), p. 447.

RE-2005-FanmuyPRDBWB #question #requirements

Are Requirements Engineering best practices the same for all industries? (GF, FP, JR, JD, SB, MW, PB), p. 448.

RE-2005-GiorginiMMZ05a #automation #named #requirements #security

ST-Tool: A CASE Tool for Security Requirements Engineering (PG, FM, JM, NZ), pp. 451–452.

RE-2005-SabetzadehE05a #consistency #named

iVuBlender: A Tool for Merging Incomplete and Inconsistent Views (MS, SME), pp. 453–454.

RE-2005-GrauFM #analysis #architecture #named

REDEPEND-REACT: an Architecture Analysis Tool (GG, XF, NAMM), pp. 455–456.

RE-2005-QuerFL #component #evaluation #named #off the shelf

DesCOTS-EV: A Tool for the Evaluation of COTS Components (CQ, XF, XLP), pp. 457–460.

RE-2005-Jean-BaptisteSF #requirements

Sharing Methodological Knowledge with REGAL: “Requirements Engineering Guide for All” (LHJB, CS, GF), pp. 461–462.

RE-2005-CysneirosWK #requirements #reuse #usability

Reusable Knowledge for Satisficing Usability Requirements (LMC, VW, AK), pp. 463–464.

RE-2005-Some #case study #requirements #validation

Use Cases based Requirements Validation with Scenarios (SSS), pp. 465–466.

RE-2005-HassineRD #case study #semantics

An ASM Operational Semantics for Use Case Maps (JH, JR, RD), pp. 467–468.

RE-2005-BittnerBPRW #requirements #reuse #scalability #using #variability

Managing Variability and Reuse of Features and Requirements for Large and Complex Organizational Structures (MB, AB, AP, MOR, MW), pp. 469–470.

RE-2005-MiranskyyaMDR #modelling #requirements

Modelling Assumptions and Requirements in the Context of Project Risk (AVM, NHM, MD, MR), pp. 471–472.

RE-2005-GeorgiadesAP #natural language #requirements #semantics #syntax

A Requirements Engineering Methodology Based On Natural Language Syntax and Semantics (MGG, ASA, CSP), pp. 473–474.

RE-2005-ChitchyanSR #approach #named #requirements

CoCA: A Composition-Centric Approach to Requirements Engineering (RC, IS, AR), pp. 475–476.

RE-2005-IvanovicMSW #case study #elicitation #requirements

Eliciting User Requirements for Ambient Intelligent Systems: A Case Study (AI, AM, KS, RW), pp. 477–478.

RE-2005-LiP #elicitation #requirements

Computer-Assisted and Customer-Oriented Requirements Elicitation (KL, RJP), pp. 479–480.

RE-2005-ChisanD #requirements #risk management

Exploring the role of requirements engineering in improving risk management (JC, DD), pp. 481–482.

RE-2005-Matulevicius #evaluation #framework #functional #prototype #requirements

Prototype of the Evaluation Framework for Functional Requirements of RE-tools (RM), pp. 483–484.

RE-2005-Nakamura #analysis #integration #project management

Analysis of Project Management Reports of 49 System Integration Projects (TN), pp. 485–486.

RE-2005-SampaioRR #approach #aspect-oriented #identification #named #requirements

Early-AIM: An Approach for Identifying Aspects in Requirements (AS, AR, PR), pp. 487–488.

RE-2005-HaggeLS #named #repository #requirements

REPARE: The Requirements Engineering Patterns Repository (LH, KL, TS), pp. 489–490.

RE-2005-PottF #modelling #requirements #using

Using Cognitive Modeling for Requirements Engineering in Anesthesiology (CP, JlF), pp. 491–492.

RE-2005-Fuji #analysis #education #requirements

Finding Competitive Advantage in Requirements Analysis Education (TF), pp. 493–494.