Person: Hermann Kaindl

DBLP: Kaindl:Hermann

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Wrote 22 papers:

HCI-TMT-2014-RaneburgerPKAS #automation #design #generative #incremental #interactive #process #user interface

An Iterative and Incremental Process for Interaction Design through Automated GUI Generation (DR, RP, HK, AA, VS), pp. 373–384.

SAC-2014-Alonso-RiosRPKF #case study #smarttech #user interface #user study

A user study on tailoring GUIs for smartphones (DAR, DR, RP, HK, JF), pp. 186–192.

SAC-2014-RaneburgerKPSA #automation #design #generative #interactive #process #user interface

A process for facilitating interaction design through automated GUI generation (DR, HK, RP, VS, AA), pp. 1324–1330.

RE-2010-KaindlSN #requirements #reuse #specification

Case-based Reuse with Partial Requirements Specifications (HK, MS, WN), pp. 399–400.

RE-2008-KaindlCPSZ #design #how #interactive #question #requirements

How to Combine Requirements Engineering and Interaction Design? (HK, LLC, OP, AGS, DZ), pp. 299–301.

RE-2008-MukasaK #integration #requirements #specification #user interface

An Integration of Requirements and User Interface Specifications (KSM, HK), pp. 327–328.

RE-2008-WolterSBK #requirements #reuse #specification

Reusing Terminology for Requirements Specifications from WordNet (KW, MS, DB, HK), pp. 325–326.

SAC-2007-ArnautovicKFPS #communication #specification #towards

Gradual transition towards autonomic software systems based on high-level communication specification (EA, HK, JF, RP, AS), pp. 84–89.

ASE-2005-FalbPRJAK #automation #specification #synthesis #user interface #using

Using communicative acts in high-level specifications of user interfaces for their automated synthesis (JF, RP, TR, HJ, EA, HK), pp. 429–430.

RE-2004-Kaindl #requirements #tool support

Active Tool Support for Requirements Engineering Through RETH (HK), pp. 362–363.

ESEC-FSE-2001-MannionK #product line

Requirements-based product line engineering (MM, HK), pp. 322–323.

RE-2001-Kaindl #requirements

Adoption of Requirements Engineering: Conditions for Success (HK), p. 270.

CAiSE-2000-EbnerK

Tracing All Around (GE, HK), pp. 355–368.

CAiSE-2000-KaindlM #question #research #why

Why Is It So Difficult to Introduce RE Research Results into Mainstream RE Practice? (HK, JM), pp. 7–12.

ICRE-2000-Kaindl #question #requirements #research #why

Why is it so Difficult to Introduce Requirements Engineering Research Results into Mainstream Requirements Engineering Practice? (HK), pp. 67–68.

HT-1999-KaindlKD #generative #taxonomy

Semiautomatic Generation of Glossary Links: A Practical Solution (HK, SK, PSND), pp. 3–12.

ICSE-1999-MannionKW #product line #requirements #reuse

Reusing Single System Requirements from Application Family Requirements (MM, HK, JW), pp. 453–462.

HT-1998-KaindlKA #web

Combining Structure Search and Content Search for the World-Wide Web (HK, SK, LMA), pp. 217–224.

ICRE-1998-KaindlKK #case study #functional #requirements #using

A Case Study of Decomposing Functional Requirements Using Scenarios (HK, SK, RK), pp. 156–163.

ICSE-1996-Kaindl #domain model #how #identification #modelling

How to Identify Binary Relations for Domain Models (HK), pp. 28–36.

HT-1991-KaindlS #hypermedia #perspective #representation

Hypertext and Structured Object Representation: A Unifying View (HK, MHS), pp. 345–358.

BX-2019-AnjorinYK #adaptation #consistency #runtime #user interface

Consistent Runtime Adaptation of User Interfaces (AA, EY, HK), pp. 61–65.