Call for Papers
English (txt) (pdf)
Portuguese (txt) (pdf)
Spanish (txt) (pdf)

WER'05 invites submissions of high quality papers describing novel research and/or experiences in the field of Requirements Engineering.

Papers presenting original results on both research as well as industrial viewpoints on all aspects of Requirements Engineering are welcome.

Topics of interest include:
- Requirements elicitation
- Reverse engineering
- Re-engineering
- Information sources analysis
- Requirements modeling
- Requirements reuse
- Domain modeling
- Non-functional requirements
- Aspect-oriented requirements engineering
- Requirements quality
- Specification languages
- Ambiguity in requirements specification
- Multiple viewpoints
- Inconsistency management
- Requirements execution
- Requirements management
- Requirements interaction management
- Requirements traceability
- Requirements for the agent-oriented paradigm
- Requirements for product lines
- RE case studies and experiences
- Cognitive, social, political and cultural factors in RE
- Teaching RE

The topics indicated are not restrictive, on the contrary they are listed as a guide for the reader.

The articles will be reviewed and selected based on their originality, significance and soundness.

IMPORTANT DATES

• Full paper submission: 10 April
• Notification to authors: 8 May
• Final version: 22 May

FORMAT

Articles should be submitted through the website, using PDF format. The papers must not exceed 12 pages including figures, authors information, abstract, and bibliography. Printing area must be 122 mm x 193 mm and 11-point Times is recommended for main text.

Papers may be in English, Portuguese or Spanish. Although the workshop is mainly intended for the Iberoamerican RE community, during the workshop,
it is strongly recommended the use of English for presentation graphic materials. Participants should be prepared to discuss their papers in English.

ORGANIZATION

General Chair:

João Falcão e Cunha
University of Porto, Portugal

Program Co-Chairs:

João Araújo
New University of Lisbon, Portugal

Amador Durán
University of Seville, Spain