Requirements Engineering, Volume 5

Volume 5, Number 1, 2000

• Hong Zhu, Lingzi Jin:
  Scenario Analysis in an Automated Tool for Requirements Engineering. 2-22
  
• Nikos Prekas, Pericles Loucopoulos:
  A Unifying Framework for Representing Structural and Operational Aspects of Electricity Sector Deregulation. 23-37
  
• Julio Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite, Graciela D. S. Hadad, Jorge Horacio Doorn, Gladys N. Kaplan:
  A Scenario Construction Process. 38-61
  
• Scott P. Overmyer:
  What's Different about Requirements Engineering for Web Sites? 62-65
  

Volume 5, Number 2, 2000

• Christopher J. Atkinson:
  Socio-Technical and Soft Approaches to Information Requirements Elicitation in the Post-Methodology Era. 67-73
  
• Robert D. Galliers, Jacky Swan:
  There's More to Information Systems Development than Structured Approaches: Information Requirements Analysis as a Socially Mediated Process. 74-82
  
• Nandish V. Patel:
  Healthcare Modelling through Role Activity Diagrams for Process-Based Information Systems Development. 83-92
  
• W. Al-Karaghouli, S. AlShawi, G. Fitzgerald:
  Negotiating and Understanding Information Systems Requirements: The Use of Set Diagrams. 93-102
  
• Jim M. Coakes, Elayne W. Coakes:
  Specifications in Context: Stakeholders, Systems and Modelling of Conflict. 103-113
  
• David C. Sutton:
  Linguistic Problems with Requirements and Knowledge Elicitation. 114-124
  
• Enid Mumford:
  A Socio-Technical Approach to Systems Design. 125-133
  
• James Robertson, Suzanne Robertson:
  Requirements Management: A Cinderella Story. 134-136
  

Volume 5, Number 3, 2000

• Arnis Daugulis:
  Time Aspects in Requirements Engineering: Or `Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining'. 137-143
  
• Panagiotis Chountas, Ilias Petrounias:
  Modelling and Representation of Uncertain Temporal Information. 144-156
  
• Lilia Gzara Yesilbas, Dominique Rieu, Michel Tollenaere:
  Patterns Approach to Product Information Systems Engineering. 157-179
  
• Colette Rolland, Naveen Prakash:
  Bridging the Gap Between Organisational Needs and ERP Functionality. 180-193
  
• Ivy Hooks:
  Requirements Engineering: Is it `Mission Impossible'? 194-197
  

Volume 5, Number 4, 2000

• Edward R. Sim, Guisseppi A. Forgionne, Barin Nag:
  An Experimental Investigation into the Effectiveness of OOA for Specifying Requirements. 199-207
  
• Mats Per Erik Heimdahl, Jeffrey M. Thompson:
  Specifying and Analysing System-Level Inter-Component Interfaces. 208-224
  
• Alon Ravid, Daniel M. Berry:
  A Method for Extracting and Stating Software Requirements that a User Interface Prototype Contains. 225-241
  
• Andrew Gabb:
  Jane Austen - Requirements in Another World. 242-244