Workshop Proceedings
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Keynote - Birgit Penzenstadler
(11:45-12:55) "Resilience via socio-technical systems: Projecting sustainability impacts during RE"
(presentation ◈ video)
Requirements engineers have a responsibility for the long-term consequences of the systems they put in place. Socio-technical systems bring many benefits and positive impacts to humankind, but also a number of inherent risks and potential negative impacts. We explore a range of such impacts across all dimensions of sustainability and how they can be discovered systematically. We show how positive impacts can be supported and reinforced, and how negative impacts can be anticipated and mitigated.
Let's choose the responsibility that comes with developing software systems not as a burden but as a privileged chance to shift and transform our impacts on the world. That includes taking care of individual sustainability from the perspective of the individual developer as well as the user groups and other stakeholders of the system to be.
Birgit Penzenstadler is faculty at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, and Lappeenranta Lahti University of Technology, Finland. She has been researching the relation between sustainability and software engineering for a decade. Software systems inform and shape our future and consequently, software engineering holds key for transitioning towards a sustainable global society. Her recent research focus is how neuroplasticity practices can support in improving presence, creativity, and overall resilience.
Workshop Papers
Full research papers:
- (Paper #1) (8:15-8:45) Lukas Strey, Christian Hein, and Tom Ritter:
Model-based Method to Utilize a Catalogue of Quality Requirements in Software Development
(presentation ◈ video) - (Paper #2) (10:00-10:30) Tamjid Hossain and Nancy A. Day:
Dash+: Extending Alloy with Hierarchical States and Replicated Processes for Modelling Transition Systems
(presentation ◈ video) - (Paper #3) (10:30-11:00) Zewen Qi, Tiexin Wang, and Tao Yue:
Towards Efficient Use Case Modeling with Automated Domain Classification and Term Recommendation
(presentation ◈ video) - (Paper #4) (11:00-11:30) Munima Jahan, Zahra Shakeri Hossein Abad, and Behrouz Far:
Generating Sequence Diagrams from Natural Language Requirements
(presentation ◈ video)
Short papers:
- (Paper #5) (8:45-9:07) Salih Göktuğ Köse and Fatma Başak Aydemir:
Automated Glossary Extraction from Requirements Models
(presentation ◈ video) - (Paper #6) (9:07-9:30) Orlando Amaral, Sallam Abualhaija, Mehrdad Sabetzadeh, and Lionel Briand:
A Model-based Conceptualization of Requirements for Compliance Checking of Data Processing against GDPR
(presentation ◈ video)