Paper Info
Title
Evaluation in practice: artifact-based requirements engineering and scenarios in smart mobility domains
Abstract
Context: In the context of the research and development project ARAMiS, multiple partners from research and industry are collaborating in the development of new methods and technologies in the field of multicore systems. Goal: We designed and executed studies for evaluating the results of the ARAMiS sub-project responsible for requirements engineering: an artifact-based requirements engineering approach, its tooling, and a cross-domain scenario. Method: This evaluation was performed along with the dissemination of the results in the project. The evaluation included two studies aimed at collecting the opinions of the project participants regarding the requirements engineering results from the viewpoints of industry and research. Results: The mainly positive results showed us that the different parts of the requirements engineering approach in this project are being accepted. Conclusions: Nonetheless, especially the results for the scenario revealed some weaknesses, such as the so-called \"ARAMiS gap\", i.e., a gap between the high-level requirements engineering artifacts and the detailed engineering artifacts.
Year
DOI
Venue
2014
10.1145/2652524.2652582
ESEM
Keywords
Field
DocType
smart mobility,experimentation,scenarios,empirical evaluation,portable devices,cyber-physical systems,industry,artifact-based requirements engineering,measurement,multicore,requirements/specifications,cyber physical systems
Systems engineering,Software engineering,Computer science,Viewpoints,Requirements engineering,Requirements analysis,Requirements elicitation,Cyber-physical system,Multi-core processor,Multicore systems,Multiple Partners
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
8
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Constanza Lampasona1345.05
Philipp Diebold253.08
Jonas Eckhardt3969.24
Rolf Schneider410.71