Table of Contents

• End Users Who Meet Their Own RequirementsMary Beth Rosson. 2 [doi]
• Testing to Improve Requirements - Mission Impossible?Dorothy Graham. 3 [doi]
• Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering, Part IIJohn Mylopoulos. 4 [doi]
• A Case Study in Systematic Improvement of Language for RequirementsKimberly S. Wasson. 6-15 [doi]
• Generating Hierarchical State Machines from Use Case ChartsJon Whittle, Praveen K. Jayaraman. 16-25 [doi]
• Making Mobile Requirements Engineering Tools Usable and UsefulNeil A. M. Maiden, Norbert Seyff, Paul Grünbacher, Omo Otojare, Karl Mitteregger. 26-35 [doi]
• The Detection and Classification of Non-Functional Requirements with Application to Early AspectsJane Cleland-Huang, Raffaella Settimi, Xuchang Zou, Peter Solc. 36-45 [doi]
• Towards Regulatory Compliance: Extracting Rights and Obligations to Align Requirements with RegulationsTravis D. Breaux, Matthew W. Vail, Annie I. Antón. 46-55 [doi]
• Identifying Nocuous Ambiguities in Natural Language RequirementsFrancis Chantree, Bashar Nuseibeh, Anne N. De Roeck, Alistair Willis. 56-65 [doi]
• Interaction Analysis in Aspect-Oriented ModelsKatharina Mehner, Mattia Monga, Gabriele Taentzer. 66-75 [doi]
• On Goal-based Variability Acquisition and AnalysisSotirios Liaskos, Alexei Lapouchnian, Yijun Yu, Eric S. K. Yu, John Mylopoulos. 76-85 [doi]
• An Empirical Quality Assessment of Automotive Use CasesFredrik Törner, Martin Ivarsson, Fredrik Pettersson, Peter Öhman. 86-95 [doi]
• Matching Antipatterns to Improve the Quality of Use Case ModelsMohamed El-Attar, James Miller. 96-105 [doi]
• Software Cinema-Video-based Requirements EngineeringOliver Creighton, Martin Ott, Bernd Brügge. 106-115 [doi]
• Justifying Goal ModelsIvan Jureta, Stéphane Faulkner, Pierre Yves Schobbens. 116-125 [doi]
• Understanding Business Strategies of Networked Value Constellations Using Goal- and Value ModelingJaap Gordijn, Michaël Petit, Roel Wieringa. 126-135 [doi]
• Feature Diagrams: A Survey and a Formal SemanticsPierre Yves Schobbens, Patrick Heymans, Jean-Christophe Trigaux. 136-145 [doi]
• Managing Highly Complex Product Families with Multi-Level Feature TreesMark-Oliver Reiser, Matthias Weber. 146-155 [doi]
• Systematic Requirements-Driven Evaluation and Synthesis of Alternative Principle Solutions for Advanced Mechatronic SystemsBjörn Axenath, Holger Giese, Florian Klein, Ursula Frank. 156-165 [doi]
• Requirement Progression in Problem Frames Applied to a Proton Therapy SystemRobert Seater, Daniel Jackson. 166-175 [doi]
• Effectiveness of Requirements Elicitation Techniques: Empirical Results Derived from a Systematic ReviewAlan M. Davis, Óscar Dieste Tubío, Ann M. Hickey, Natalia Juristo Juzgado, Ana María Moreno. 176-185 [doi]
• Using Domain Ontology as Domain Knowledge for Requirements ElicitationHaruhiko Kaiya, Motoshi Saeki. 186-195 [doi]
• Incorporating Goal Analysis in Database Design: A Case Study from Biological Data ManagementLei Jiang, Thodoros Topaloglou, Alexander Borgida, John Mylopoulos. 196-204 [doi]
• Systematic Development of Requirements Documentation for General Purpose Scientific Computing SoftwareSpencer Smith. 205-215 [doi]
• Experiences of Requirements Engineering for Two Consecutive Versions of a Product at VLSCJoel So, Daniel M. Berry. 216-221 [doi]
• Controlling the HMS Program through Managing RequirementsDebra Aubrey. 222-227 [doi]
• Optimal Solutions for Hospital WebsitesKarsten Wendland, Claudia Planz, Peter Oldorf. 228-233 [doi]
• Tailoring Traceability Information to Business NeedsPaul Arkley, Steve Riddle, Tom Brookes. 234-239 [doi]
• Good Practice and Improvement Model of Handling Capacity Requirements of Large Telecommunication SystemsAndreas Borg, Mikael Patel, Kristian Sandahl. 240-245 [doi]
• Agile Requirements Engineering for a Social Insurance for Occupational Risks Organization: A Case StudyMario Pichler, Hildegard Rumetshofer, Wilhelm Wahler. 246-251 [doi]
• Open Source Requirements EngineeringBarbara Paech, Bernd Reuschenbach. 252-259 [doi]
• Requirements Engineering: An Industrial PerspectiveBrian Berenbach. 260 [doi]
• Proving the Shalls: Requirements, Proofs, and Model-Based DevelopmentSteven P. Miller. 261 [doi]
• Modeling RequirementsAnette Prindahl. 262 [doi]
• Putting Requirements Theory into Practice at Northrop GrummanRalph Young. 263 [doi]
• A Requirements Guide For All (REGAL): An INCOSE InitiativeJeremy Dick. 264 [doi]
• What is This Science Called Requirements Engineering?Hans Akkermans, Jaap Gordijn. 266-271 [doi]
• Fusing Quantitative Requirements Analysis with Model-based Systems EngineeringSteven L. Cornford, Martin S. Feather, Vance A. Heron, J. Steven Jenkins. 272-277 [doi]
• Re-Framing Requirements EngineeringColin Potts. 278-283 [doi]
• Creativity and the Age-Old Resistance to Change Problem in REGil Regev, Donald C. Gause, Alain Wegmann. 284-291 [doi]
• Emotional Requirements in Video GamesDavid Callele, Eric Neufeld, Kevin Schneider. 292-295 [doi]
• Managing Terminological Interference in Goal Models with Repertory GridNan Niu, Steve M. Easterbrook. 296-299 [doi]
• Identification of Crosscutting Requirements Based on Feature Dependency AnalysisKun Chen, Haiyan Zhao, Wei Zhang, Hong Mei. 300-303 [doi]
• A Coordination Complexity Model to Support Requirements Engineering for Cross-organizational ERPMaya Daneva, Roel Wieringa. 304-307 [doi]
• Detecting Conflicts of InterestPaolo Giorgini, Fabio Massacci, John Mylopoulos, Nicola Zannone. 308-311 [doi]
• Towards a Reference Framework for Software Product ManagementInge van de Weerd, Sjaak Brinkkemper, Richard Nieuwenhuis, Johan Versendaal, Lex Bijlsma. 312-315 [doi]
• Managing Non-Technical Requirements in COTS Components SelectionJuan Pablo Carvallo, Xavier Franch, Carme Quer. 316-321 [doi]
• Have You Spoken to Your Product Manager Recently?Christof Ebert, Sjaak Brinkkemper. 322 [doi]
• Requirements Traceability - When and How does it Deliver more than it Costs?Jane Cleland-Huang. 323 [doi]
• Requirements Engineering Research in Some Future Worlds: An Exercise in Scenario PlanningDavid Bush, Bashar Nuseibeh. 324 [doi]
• Using Aspects to Simplify iModelsFernanda M. R. Alencar, Ana Moreira, João Araújo, Jaelson Castro, Carla T. L. L. Silva, John Mylopoulos. 328-329 [doi]
• So, You Think You Are a Requirements Engineer?Ban Al-Ani, Susan Elliott Sim. 330-331 [doi]
• Deriving Architectures from RequirementsLúcia R. D. Bastos, Jaelson Castro, John Mylopoulos. 332-333 [doi]
• Towards an Integrated Approach for Aspectual RequirementsIsabel Sofia Brito, Ana Moreira. 334-335 [doi]
• Use Case-Based Modeling and Analysis of Failsafe Fault-ToleranceAli Ebnenasir, Betty H. C. Cheng, Sascha Konrad. 336-337 [doi]
• Goal-Oriented Modeling of Requirements Engineering for Dynamically Adaptive SystemHeather Goldsby, Betty H. C. Cheng. 338-339 [doi]
• Eliciting Non-Functional Requirements Interactions Using the Personal Construct TheoryBruno González-Baixauli, Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite, Miguel A. Laguna. 340-341 [doi]
• Integrating Goals and Problem Frames in Requirements AnalysisLin Liu, Zhi Jin. 342-343 [doi]
• Requirements Engineering for Pervasive Systems. A Transformational ApproachJavier Muñoz, Pedro Valderas, Vicente Pelechano, Oscar Pastor. 344-345 [doi]
• Exposing Tacit Knowledge via Pre-Requirements TracingAndrew Stone, Peter Sawyer. 346-347 [doi]
• Improving the Modeling of Use Case RelationshipJian Tang, Donglin Liang. 348-351 [doi]
• J-PRiM: A Java Tool for a Process Reengineering i* MethodologyGemma Grau, Xavier Franch, Sebastián Ávila. 352-353 [doi]
• REDEPEND: Extending i* Modelling into Requirements ProcessesJames Lockerbie, Neil A. M. Maiden. 354-355 [doi]
• Poirot: A Distributed Tool Supporting Enterprise-Wide Automated TraceabilityJun Lin, Chan Chou Lin, Jane Cleland-Huang, Raffaella Settimi, Joseph Amaya, Grace Bedford, Brian Berenbach, Oussama Ben Khadra, Chuan Duan, Xuchang Zou. 356-357 [doi]
• DesCOTS-SL: A Tool for the Selection of COTS ComponentsCarme Quer, Xavier Franch, Xavier Lopez-Pelegrin. 358-359 [doi]