RE 2001: Toronto, Canada

Keynote Addresses

• Pamela Zave:
  Requirements for Evolving Systems: A Telecommunications Perspective. 2-9
  
• Eugene H. Spafford:
  The Hidden Meta-Requirements of Security and Privacy. 10
  
• Lucy A. Suchman:
  Practice-Based Design. 11
  
• Michael R. Lowry:
  Requirements Engineering and Program Synthesis: Mutually Exclusive or Synergistic? 12-13
  

Representing & Communicating Requirements

• Margaret H. Smith, Gerard J. Holzmann, Kousha Etessami:
  Events and Constraints: A Graphical Editor for Capturing Logic Requirements of Programs. 14-22
  
• Victor L. Winter, Dejan Desovski, Bojan Cukic:
  Virtual Environment Modeling for Requirements Validation of High Consequence Systems. 23-30
  
• Colin Potts:
  Metaphors of Intent. 31-39
  

Requirements for Product Lines

• Juha Savolainen, Juha Kuusela:
  Consistency Management of Product Line Requirements. 40-47
  
• Stuart R. Faulk:
  Product-Line Requirements Specification (PRS): An Approach and Case Study. 48-55
  
• Jeffrey M. Thompson, Mats Per Erik Heimdahl:
  Extending the Product Family Approach to Support n-Dimensional and Hierarchical Product Lines. 56-65
  

Organisational Issues I

• Colette Rolland, Naveen Prakash:
  Matching ERP System Functionality to Customer Requirements. 66-75
  
• Barbara Farbey, Anthony Finkelstein:
  Software Acquisition: A Business Strategy Analysis. 76-83
  
• Pär Carlshamre, Kristian Sandahl, Mikael Lindvall, Björn Regnell, Johan Natt och Dag:
  An Industrial Survey of Requirements Interdependencies in Software Product Release Plannin. 84-93
  

RE Methods & Processes

• Ryan A. Carter, Annie I. Antón, Laurie A. Williams, Aldo Dagnino:
  Evolving Beyond Requirements Creep: A Risk-Based Evolutionary Prototyping Model. 94-101
  
• Jonathan Hammond, Rosamund Rawlings, Anthony Hall:
  Will It Work? 102-109
  
• Alistair G. Sutcliffe:
  Requirements Engineering for Complex Collaborative Systems. 110-119
  

Scenarios & Requirements Negotiation

• Marcela Ridao, Jorge Horacio Doorn, Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite:
  Domain Independent Regularities in Scenarios. 120-127
  
• Daniela E. Damian, Mildred L. G. Shaw, Armin Eberlein, Brian R. Gaines, J. Brian Woodward:
  An Empirical Study of Facilitation of Computer-Mediated Distributed Requirements Negotiations. 128-137
  

Organisational Issues II

• Annie I. Antón, Julia Brande Earp, Thomas A. Alspaugh, Colin Potts:
  The Role of Policy and Stakeholder Privacy Values in Requirements Engineering. 138-145
  
• Jaelson Castro, John Mylopoulos, Fernanda M. R. Alencar, Gilberto A. Cysneiros Filho:
  Integrating Organizational Requirements and Object Oriented Modeling. 146-153
  
• Günter Gans, Matthias Jarke, Stefanie Kethers, Gerhard Lakemeyer, Lutz Ellrich, Christiane Funken, Martin Meister:
  Requirements Modeling for Organization Networks: A (Dis-)Trust-Based Approach. 154-165
  

Formal Methods & Tools

• Stan Jarzabek, Hongyu Zhang:
  XML-Based Method and Tool for Handling Variant Requirements in Domain Models. 166-173
  
• Ariel Fuxman, John Mylopoulos, Marco Pistore, Paolo Traverso:
  Model Checking Early Requirements Specifications in Tropos. 174-181
  
• Ralph D. Jeffords, Constance L. Heitmeyer:
  An Algorithm for Strengthening State Invariants Generated from Requirements Specifications. 182-193
  

Requirements & Design

• David S. Wile:
  Residual Requirements and Architectural Residue. 194-201
  
• Paul Grünbacher, Alexander Egyed, Nenad Medvidovic:
  Reconciling Software Requirements and Architectures: The CBSP Approach. 202-211
  
• Jane Cleland-Huang, Carl K. Chang, Hosung Kim, Arun Balakrishnan:
  Requirements-Based Dynamic Metrics In Object-Oriented Systems. 212-221
  

Requirements for Critical Systems

• Robyn R. Lutz, Ines Carmen Mikulski:
  Evolution of Safety-Critical Requirements Post-Launch. 222-227
  
• Karen Allenby, Tim Kelly:
  Deriving Safety Requirements Using Scenarios. 228-235
  
• Diego Del Gobbo, Ali Mili:
  Re-Engineering Fault Tolerance Requirements: A Case Study in Specifying Fault Tolerant Flight Control Systems. 236-247
  

Minitutorials

• David Lorge Parnas:
  Systematic Documentation of Requirements. 248
  
• Axel van Lamsweerde:
  Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering: A Guided Tour. 249
  

State-of-the-Practice Talks

• Ian F. Alexander:
  Capturing Use Cases with DOORS. 264
  
• Merlin Dorfman, Roy Chardon:
  Early Experience with Requirements Traceability in an Industrial Environment. 265
  
• Donald C. Gause, Savile Row:
  Where Are We on the "Fend off the Alligators - Drain the Swamp" Continuum? 266
  
• Anthony Hall:
  A Unified Approach to Systems and Software Requirements. 267
  
• Ivy Hooks:
  What Happens With Good Requirements Practices. 268
  
• Michael Jackson:
  Formalism and Informality in RE. 269
  
• Hermann Kaindl:
  Adoption of Requirements Engineering: Conditions for Success. 270
  
• Ron Kohl:
  Changes in the Requirements Engineering Processes for COTS-Based Systems. 271
  
• Ben Kovitz:
  Is Backtracking so Bad? The Role of Learning in Software Development. 272
  
• Brian Lawrence:
  Rethinking Requirements. 273
  
• Brian Miller:
  Business Implications on the Requirements Process. 274
  
• Linda Rosenburg:
  Requirements Management at NASA. 275
  
• Richard Stevens:
  Systems Engineering at the Enterprise Level. 276
  
• Jeffrey M. Voas:
  Discovering Unanticipated Software Output Modes. 277
  

Panel Sessions

• Monica M. C. Schraefel:
  Designing for the User. 280
  
• Regina Gonzales:
  Systems or Software: What Should the 'S' in SRE Stand for?. 281
  
• Sol J. Greenspan:
  Extreme RE: What If There Is No Time for Requirements Engineering? 282-285
  

Research Tool Demos

• Tim Kurtz:
  Ask Pete, Software Planning and Estimation through Project Characterization. 286
  
• Issa Traoré:
  An Integrated V&V Environment for Critical Systems Development. 287
  
• Martin S. Feather:
  Risk Reduction Using DDP (Defect Detection and Prevention): Software Support and Software Applications. 288
  
• Robert J. Hall:
  Specification Modeling and Validation Applied to Network Security Gateways. 289-291
  

Posters

• Richard F. Paige, Jonathan S. Ostroff:
  The Single Model Principle. 292-293
  
• Betty H. C. Cheng, Laura A. Campbell:
  Integrating Informal and Formal Approaches to Requirements Modeling and Analysis. 294-295
  
• Harry S. Delugach, Brian E. Lampkin:
  Acquiring Software Requirements As Conceptual Graphs. 296-297
  
• Bridgette Wessels, John E. Dobson:
  What Happens before Requirements Engineering? 298-299
  
• Kenji Watahiki, Motoshi Saeki:
  Scenario Patterns Based on Case Grammar Approach. 300-301
  
• Elena Pérez-Miñana, Paul Krause, Pierre America:
  Empowering Requirements for a Product Family. 302-303
  
• Friedemann Kiedaisch, Martin Pohl, Joachim Weisbrod, Siegfried Bauer, Stefan Ortmanns:
  Requirements Archaeology: From Unstructured Information to High Quality Specifications. 304-305
  
• Maria Augusta V. Nelson, Donald D. Cowan, Paulo S. C. Alencar:
  Geographic Problem Frames. 306-307
  
• J. Michael Moore, Frank M. Shipman III:
  Requirements Elicitation Using Visual and Textual Information. 308-309
  
• Lawrence Chung, Nary Subramanian:
  Process-Oriented Metrics for Software Architecture Adaptabilit. 310-311
  
• Hoh In, David Olson, Tom Rodgers:
  A Requirements Negotiation Model Based on Multi-Criteria Analysis. 312-313
  
• Hoh In, Siddhartha Roy:
  Issues of Visualized Conflict Resolution. 314-315
  
• Daniel Gross, Eric S. K. Yu:
  Evolving System Architecture to Meet Changing Business Goals: An Agent and Goal-Oriented Approach. 316-317
  
• Galal Hassan Galal:
  Scenario-Based Systems Architecting. 318-319
  

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