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ORCID1st MO2RE 2024: Lisbon, Portugal
- Proceedings of the 1st IEEE/ACM Workshop on Multi-disciplinary, Open, and RElevant Requirements Engineering, MO2RE 2024, Lisbon, Portugal, 16 April 2024. ACM 2024, ISBN 979-8-4007-0569-4
- Matt Pope
, Jonathan Sillito:
Post-Incident Action Items: Crossroads of Requirements Engineering and Software Evolution. 1-7 - Gokul Rejithkumar, Preethu Rose Anish, Jyoti S. Shukla, Smita Ghaisas:
Probing with Precision: Probing Question Generation for Architectural Information Elicitation. 8-14 - Darliane Miranda, João Araújo, Grischa Liebel:
A Conceptual Model For Web Accessibility Requirements In Agile Development. 15-21 - Alvine Boaye Belle:
Assuring the emotional and cultural intelligence of intelligent software systems. 22-23 - Kiev Gama:
On the Awareness about Diversity and Inclusion being integrated to Requirements Engineering. 24-25 - Mashail N. Alkhomsan, Malak Baslyman, Mohammad R. Alshayeb:
Emotion-Driven Adaptation of Software Applications using User Requirements Notation Models. 26-27 - Evelyn Kempe, Aaron Massey, Carolyn Seaman, Sreedevi Sampath, Samin Semsar:
Modeling, Analyzing and Communicating Regulatory Ambiguity: An Empirical study. 28-34 - Markus Borg:
Quality Requirements for Code: On the Untapped Potential in Maintainability Specifications. 35-38
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