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Requirements Engineering 2021
Mon 20 - Fri 24 September 2021
Mon 20 Sep 2021 07:00 - 07:30 at Duncan Student Center - Doctoral Symposium

Building shared understanding of requirements is key to ensuring downstream software activities are efficient and effective. Non-functional requirements (NFR), which include performance, availability, and maintainability, are vitally important to overall software quality. Research has shown NFRs are, in practice, poorly defined and difficult to verify, especially in agile environments. Continuous software engineering (CSE) practices, which extend agile practices, emphasize fast paced, automated, and rapid release of software that poses additional challenges to NFRs. However, the Level of shared understanding achieved across an organization is not well-understood. This dissertation will build the foundations towards a theory of the complex and intricate relationship between shared understanding of NFRs and CSE.

Mon 20 Sep

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03:00 - 08:00
03:00
10m
Day opening
Opening
Doctoral Symposium

03:10
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
An Idea Generation Tool for Designing Behavior Change Games
Doctoral Symposium
Karen Shanks Glasgow Caledonian University
03:40
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
From Sustainability in Requirements Engineering to a Sustainability-Aware Scrum Framework
Doctoral Symposium
Peter Garscha Johannes Kepler University Linz
04:10
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
Human-centric Requirements Engineering for Artificial Intelligence Software Systems
Doctoral Symposium
Khlood Ahmad Deakin University
04:40
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
A Web Accessibility Requirements Framework for Agile Development
Doctoral Symposium
Darliane Miranda Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Faculdade de Ciência e Tecnologia
05:10
20m
Break
Break
Doctoral Symposium

05:30
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
Requirements prioritization based on multiple criteria using Artificial Intelligence techniques
Doctoral Symposium
Maria Isabel Limaylla Lunarejo Universidade da Coruña
06:00
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
Towards the development of the cybersecurity concept according to ISO/SAE 21434 using model-based systems engineering
Doctoral Symposium
Sergej Japs Fraunhofer IEM
06:30
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
A comprehensive approach to identifying key stakeholders in complicated software ecosystems
Doctoral Symposium
Stephanie Lewellen Maynooth University
07:00
30m
Doctoral symposium paper
Towards A Theory of Shared Understanding of Non-Functional Requirements in Continuous Software Engineering
Doctoral Symposium
Colin Werner University of Victoria
07:30
25m
Panel
Panel: General Guideline
Doctoral Symposium

07:55
5m
Day closing
Closing
Doctoral Symposium