Requirements engineering: foundation for software quality

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The REF SQ 2007 International Working Conference on Requirements Engineering focuses on foundational aspects of software quality. It includes experiments comparing goal modeling languages, experiences in generating requirements from i* models for complex systems like airport operations, and methods for co-designing requirements and architecture. Various approaches are discussed, such as a template for eliciting requirements for dependable product lines and flexible analysis methods for software product lines. The conference also addresses integrated requirement selection and scheduling for software release planning, along with a value-based approach to requirements engineering. A quantitative assessment of publications from 1963 to 2006 is presented, along with strategies for facilitating communication between software projects and stakeholders through implementation proposals. Techniques for generating feedback in requirements elicitation and informing specifications using human activity models are explored. Additionally, the conference covers UML techniques for modeling functional requirements, the integration of information systems development through natural language processing, and empirical studies on information flow between requirement artifacts. Challenges in requirements engineering for software product lines, security requirements in civil aviation, and tools for non-functional requirements elicitation are also exam