Requirements engineering (RE) is concerned with the identification of the goals to be
achieved by the envisioned system, the operationalization of such goals into services and …

The main measure of the success of a software system is the degree to which it meets its
purpose. Therefore, identifying this purpose must be one of the main activities in the …

Goals capture, at different levels of abstraction, the various objectives the system under
consideration should achieve. Goal-oriented requirements engineering is concerned with …

Scenarios of human-computer interaction help us to understand and to create computer
systems and applications as artifacts of human activity-as things to learn from, as tools to use …

Use cases have become increasingly common during requirements engineering, but they
offer limited support for eliciting security threats and requirements. At the same time, the …

The design of an interactive system is an ill-defined problem. Such problems tend to evoke a
problem-solving strategy termed solution-first (Cross, 2001). In the solution-first strategy …

A wide range of inconsistencies can arise during requirements engineering as goals and
requirements are elicited from multiple stakeholders. Resolving such inconsistencies sooner …

Requirements engineering is concerned with the elicitation of high-level goals to be
achieved by the envisioned system, the refinement of such goals and their …

Caring for security at requirements engineering time is a message that has finally received
some attention recently. However, it is not yet very clear how to achieve this systematically …

The software industry is more than ever facing the challenge of delivering WYGIWYW
software (what you get is what you want). A well-structured document specifying adequate …