| Monday,
June 19, 2000 -- Pre-Conference Tutorials |
| 8:30-12:00 A.M. |
T1: Using
Non-Functional Requirements to Improve the Software Development Process, Julio
Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite and Luiz Marcio Cysneiros, Pontificia Universidade
Catolica, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
| T2: System Safety and
the Requirements Engineering Process, John A. McDermid, University of York,
York, UK |
| 1:30-5:00 P.M. |
T3: Using Abstract
State Machines in Requirements Engineering, Egon Boerger, Universita di
Pisa, Pisa, Italy, currently visiting Microsoft Research, Redmond, WA, USA |
| T4: The “How
To” of Use Case, Ivy Hooks, Compliance Automation, Inc., Boerne, TX, USA |
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| Tuesday,
June 20, 2000 -- Conference Program Day 1 (8:30-6:00) |
| A.M. |
Keynote I: Peter G.
Neumann, SRI International, USA Requirements-Related Risks in Critical Systems |
Technical Session:
A. Process and Modeling |
Vendors Exhibits |
| P.M. |
Technical Session:
B. Specifications; Poster Highlights |
| C. Panel: Certification
& Licensing of Requirements Engineering Professionals |
| Poster/Demo Session |
|
| Wednesday,
June 21, 2000 -- Conference Program Day 2 (9:30-5:00) |
| A.M. |
Keynote II: David L.
Parnas, McMaster Univ.,
Canada
Requirements Documentation: Why a Formal Basis is Essential |
Technical Session:
D. Evolution |
Vendors Exhibits |
| P.M. |
Technical Session:
E. Requirements, Analysis and Management |
| F. Panel: Why is it so
difficult to introduce RE research results into mainstream RE practice? |
| Conference Reception |
|
| Thursday,
June 22, 2000 -- Conference Program Day 3 (9:00-2:30) |
| A.M. |
Technical Session:
G. Reuse |
Technical Session:
H. Best Papers |
| P.M. |
Keynote III: Donald C. Gause,
Savile Row, LLC, USA, Requirements Engineering, June 22, 2000, What have we
accomplished? Where are we now? Where are we going? |
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| Friday,
June 23, 2000 -- Post-Conference Tutorials |
| 8:30-12:00 A.M. |
T5: Writing and
Evaluating Requirement Specifications, Linda H. Rosenberg and Albert Gallo,
Software Assurance Technology Center, NASA GSFC, Greenbelt, MD, USA |
| T6: The Most Ignored
Piece of Requirements Engineering: Requirements Triage, Alan M. Davis, Omni-Vista,
Inc., Colorado Springs, CO, USA |
| 1:30-5:00 P.M. |
T7: User DRIVEN
Design---The Luxury That Has Become A Necessity, A Workshop In Full Life-Cycle
Requirements Management, Donald C. Gause, Principal, Savile Row, LLC,
Binghampton, NY, USA |
| T8: Commonality
Analysis for Defining Software Product Lines, Mark A. Ardis, Lucent
Technologies, Bell Laboratories, Naperville, IL, USA |
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