Proceedings of the 18th International Requirements Engineering Conference
RE, 2010.

@proceedings{RE-2010,
	address       = "New South Wales, Australia",
	ee            = "http://www.computer.org/csdl/proceedings/re/2010/4162/00/index.html",
	isbn          = "978-0-7695-4162-4",
	publisher     = "{IEEE Computer Society}",
	title         = "{Proceedings of the 18th International Requirements Engineering Conference}",
	year          = 2010,
}

Contents (61 items)

40 ×#requirements
9 ×#modelling
9 ×#using
7 ×#analysis
6 ×#case study
4 ×#approach
4 ×#automation
4 ×#named
4 ×#specification
4 ×#towards

RE-2010-GacituaSG #abstraction #effectiveness #identification #on the #requirements

On the Effectiveness of Abstraction Identification in Requirements Engineering (RG, PS, VG), pp. 5–14.

RE-2010-MenzelMGD #comparison #functional #requirements #specification

An Experimental Comparison Regarding the Completeness of Functional Requirements Specifications (IM, MM, AG, JD), pp. 15–24.

RE-2010-YangRGWN #ambiguity #analysis #natural language #requirements

Extending Nocuous Ambiguity Analysis for Anaphora in Natural Language Requirements (HY, ANDR, VG, AW, BN), pp. 25–34.

RE-2010-SeyffGM #mobile #tool support #using

Using Mobile RE Tools to Give End-Users Their Own Voice (NS, FG, NAMM), pp. 37–46.

RE-2010-YoungA #identification #policy #requirements

A Method for Identifying Software Requirements Based on Policy Commitments (JDY, AIA), pp. 47–56.

RE-2010-MaidenJKNZM #idea #problem #requirements #research

Requirements Engineering as Creative Problem Solving: A Research Agenda for Idea Finding (NAMM, SJ, IKK, RN, KZ, AM), pp. 57–66.

RE-2010-ClementsB #architecture #using

Using Business Goals to Inform a Software Architecture (PCC, LB), pp. 69–78.

RE-2010-FerrariMSHGS #architecture #case study #prototype #requirements

Requirements Engineering Decisions in the Context of an Existing Architecture: A Case Study of a Prototypical Project (RF, NHM, OS, CH, JG, WS), pp. 79–88.

RE-2010-JantunenGW #requirements

Making Sense of Product Requirements (SJ, DCG, RW), pp. 89–92.

RE-2010-SawyerBWLF #adaptation #research #self

Requirements-Aware Systems: A Research Agenda for RE for Self-adaptive Systems (PS, NB, JW, EL, AF), pp. 95–103.

RE-2010-PengCYZ #feedback #self

Self-Tuning of Software Systems Through Goal-based Feedback Loop Control (XP, BC, YY, WZ), pp. 104–107.

RE-2010-QureshiP #adaptation #requirements

Requirements Engineering for Adaptive Service Based Applications (NAQ, AP), pp. 108–111.

RE-2010-JuretaBEM #consistency #generative #modelling #named #nondeterminism #requirements #towards

Techne: Towards a New Generation of Requirements Modeling Languages with Goals, Preferences, and Inconsistency Handling (IJ, AB, NAE, JM), pp. 115–124.

RE-2010-BaresiPS #adaptation #fuzzy

Fuzzy Goals for Requirements-Driven Adaptation (LB, LP, PS), pp. 125–134.

RE-2010-LiaskosMSM #modelling #requirements

Integrating Preferences into Goal Models for Requirements Engineering (SL, SAM, SS, JM), pp. 135–144.

RE-2010-RachevaDSHW #agile #case study #requirements

Do We Know Enough about Requirements Prioritization in Agile Projects: Insights from a Case Study (ZR, MD, KS, AH, RW), pp. 147–156.

RE-2010-Al-EmranPR #analysis #release planning #robust

Decision Support for Product Release Planning Based on Robustness Analysis (AAE, DP, GR), pp. 157–166.

RE-2010-FrickerG #analysis #case study #comparison #requirements

Comparison of Requirements Hand-off, Analysis, and Negotiation: Case Study (SF, MG), pp. 167–176.

RE-2010-SupakkulHCTL #approach

An NFR Pattern Approach to Dealing with NFRs (SS, TH, LC, TTT, JCSdPL), pp. 179–188.

RE-2010-AmellerFC #development #modelling #non-functional #requirements

Dealing with Non-Functional Requirements in Model-Driven Development (DA, XF, JC), pp. 189–198.

RE-2010-MoraliW #outsourcing #requirements #specification

Risk-based Confidentiality Requirements Specification for Outsourced IT Systems (AM, RW), pp. 199–208.

RE-2010-SultanovH #requirements

Application of Swarm Techniques to Requirements Engineering: Requirements Tracing (HS, JHH), pp. 211–220.

RE-2010-EgyedGG #quality

Effort and Quality of Recovering Requirements-to-Code Traces: Two Exploratory Experiments (AE, FG, PG), pp. 221–230.

RE-2010-CuddebackDH #automation #case study #requirements #traceability

Automated Requirements Traceability: The Study of Human Analysts (DC, AD, JHH), pp. 231–240.

RE-2010-SalinesiMDD #constraints #integer #requirements #reuse #theorem proving #using

Using Integer Constraint Solving in Reuse Based Requirements Engineering (CS, RM, DD, OD), pp. 243–251.

RE-2010-MashkoorJ #domain model #lessons learnt

Domain Engineering with Event-B: Some Lessons We Learned (AM, JPJ), pp. 252–261.

RE-2010-KangJ #dependence

Dependability Arguments with Trusted Bases (EK, DJ), pp. 262–271.

RE-2010-MavinW #approach #requirements

Big Ears (The Return of “Easy Approach to Requirements Engineering”) (AM, PW), pp. 277–282.

RE-2010-KomssiKPTM #challenge #development #documentation

Persuading Software Development Teams to Document Inspections: Success Factors and Challenges in Practice (MK, MK, MP, JT, TM), pp. 283–288.

RE-2010-SavolainenKV #agile #development #requirements

Transition to Agile Development — Rediscovery of Important Requirements Engineering Practices (JS, JK, AV), pp. 289–294.

RE-2010-HillT #legacy #requirements #safety #traceability

Creating Safety Requirements Traceability for Assuring and Recertifying Legacy Safety-Critical Systems (JH, SRT), pp. 297–302.

RE-2010-Panis #deployment #requirements #traceability

Successful Deployment of Requirements Traceability in a Commercial Engineering Organization...Really (MCP), pp. 303–307.

RE-2010-BerryCAA #case study #experience #requirements

Requirements Determination is Unstoppable: An Experience Report (DMB, KC, MA, MA), pp. 311–316.

RE-2010-LiuLP #overview #requirements #why

Why Requirements Engineering Fails: A Survey Report from China (LL, TL, FP), pp. 317–322.

RE-2010-BittnerRGW #multi #requirements #using

Manufacturer-Supplier Requirements Synchronization Using Exchange Containers and Multi-Level Systems (MB, MOR, HG, MW), pp. 325–330.

RE-2010-Primrose #category theory #experience #user interface

User Experience Grading Via Kano Categories (MCP), pp. 331–336.

RE-2010-VijayammaD #framework #requirements

Enhancing Customer Partnership Through Requirements Framework (DKV, NYD), pp. 337–342.

RE-2010-SieglHG #analysis #modelling #requirements #testing

Model Based Requirements Analysis and Testing of Automotive Systems with Timed Usage Models (SS, KSJH, RG), pp. 345–350.

RE-2010-LockerbieBMBE #analysis #concept #modelling #simulation #using

Using i* Modelling as a Bridge between Air Traffic Management Operational Concepts and Agent-based Simulation Analysis (JL, DB, NAMM, HAPB, MHCE), pp. 351–356.

RE-2010-SawahMR #elicitation #modelling #overview #perspective #requirements #using

Using Cognitive Mapping to Elicit Modelling Requirements: An Overview (SES, AM, MR), pp. 357–363.

RE-2010-SinhaPTN #analysis #automation #case study #natural language

Extending Automated Analysis of Natural Language Use Cases to Other Languages (AS, AMP, HT, TN), pp. 364–369.

RE-2010-Berenbach #industrial #requirements

Requirements Engineering for Industrial Systems: No Easy Answers (BB), pp. 373–374.

RE-2010-MahauxHM #requirements

Making It all Up: Getting in on the Act to Improvise Creative Requirements (MM, PH, NAMM), pp. 375–376.

RE-2010-Gervasi #design #interactive #problem

Who Framed Roger User? Problem Frames as a User Interaction Design Tool (VG), pp. 377–378.

RE-2010-Hirzalla #in the cloud #requirements

Realizing Business Agility Requirements through SOA and Cloud Computing (MH), pp. 379–380.

RE-2010-AoyamaNS #requirements #towards

REBOK Manifest: Towards a Requirements Engineering Body of Knowledge (MA, TN, SS), pp. 383–384.

RE-2010-Glinz #lightweight #modelling #requirements

Very Lightweight Requirements Modeling (MG), pp. 385–386.

RE-2010-Beatty #question #what

My Company Can’t Afford RE Training Right Now, What Do We Do? (JB), p. 387.

RE-2010-RyanMG

If You Want Innovative RE, Never Ask the Users; A Formal Debate (KR, NAMM, MG), p. 388.

RE-2010-Kof #automation #documentation #interactive #modelling #requirements

From Requirements Documents to System Models: A Tool for Interactive Semi-Automatic Translation (LK), pp. 391–392.

RE-2010-KamalrudinHG #approach #automation #consistency #named #nondeterminism #requirements #visual notation

MaramaAI: Automated and Visual Approach for Inconsistency Checking of Requirements (MK, JGH, JCG), pp. 393–394.

RE-2010-CalleleNS #experience #requirements

An Introduction to Experience Requirements (DC, EN, KS), pp. 395–396.

RE-2010-SeyffGG #information management #using

Using Contextual Information to Guide on-site Analysts (NS, FG, PG), pp. 397–398.

RE-2010-KaindlSN #requirements #reuse #specification

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

RE-2010-ChenYJ #named #problem

Dptool: A Tool for Supporting the Problem Description and Projection (XC, BY, ZJ), pp. 401–402.

RE-2010-StoiberFJG #product line #refactoring #requirements #specification #weaving

Feature Unweaving: Refactoring Software Requirements Specifications into Software Product Lines (RS, SF, MJ, MG), pp. 403–404.

RE-2010-MonteiroAAP #modelling #named #requirements #towards

Mdgore: Towards Model-Driven and Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering (RM, JA, VA, PP), pp. 405–406.

RE-2010-LiuWZJ #approach #dependence #elicitation #requirements

Elicitation of Dependability Requirements: A HAZOP-based Approach (CL, YW, WZ, ZJ), pp. 407–408.

RE-2010-WnukCR #reduction #requirements #towards #using

Guiding Requirements Scoping Using ROI: Towards Agility, Openness and Waste Reduction (KW, DC, BR), pp. 409–410.

RE-2010-Stanbridge #analysis #test coverage #testing #user interface #using

Retrospective Requirement Analysis Using Code Coverage of GUI Driven System Tests (CS), pp. 411–412.

RE-2010-Beatty10a #delivery

If You Build It, Will They Use It? Leveraging Business Objectives to Deliver Successful Projects (JB), pp. 413–414.