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# AWRE02
The Seventh Australian Workshop on Requirements Engineering

### Proceedings of the Seventh Australian Workshop on
Requirements Engineering
Melbourne, December 2-3, 2002.

Edited by

### J.L. Cybulski *
L. Nguyen *
J. Lamp *
R. Smith *

* School of Information Systems, Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia

## Table of Contents

1. Putting Some Emotion into Requirements Engineering
   Todd Bentley, Lorraine Johnston, Karola von Baggo
2. RECOCASE-tool: A CASE tool for RECOnciling Requirements Viewpoints
   Kathrin Boettger, Debbie Richards, Anne Fure
3. Conceptualising the Requirements of CRM from an Organisational Perspective: a Review of the Literature
   Olaf Boon, Brian Corbitt, Craig Parker
4. Towards a Contingency Based Approach to Web Engineering
   Götz Botterweck, Paul Swatman
5. An Experience of Principled Negotiation in Requirements Engineering
   David Bustard
6. Defining System Agents in a COTS-Aware Requirements Engineering Approach
   Lawrence Chung, Kendra Cooper
7. Modelling E-business Security Requirements: Developer and Client Expectations
   Michael Johnstone, Donald McDermid, John Venable
8. Resource Modelling in an Object-Oriented Process Modelling Language
   Jürgen Jung, Bardo Fraunholz
9. Developing an Ontology
   Janet Lavery, Cornelia Boldyreff
10. Requirements Engineering Process Models in Practice
    Sacha Martin, Aybüke Aurum, Ross Jeffery, Barbara Paech
11. Improving the Requirements Engineering Process through the Application of a Key Process Areas Approach
    Mahmood Khan Niazi
12. Aligning System Requirements with Stakeholder Concerns: Use of Case Studies and Patterns to Capture Domain Experience
    Pradipta Sarkar, Jacob Cybulski
13. An Integrated Model for Requirements Structuring and Architecture Design
    Juha Savolainen, Tuomo Vehkomäki, Mike Mannion
14. A Logic of Actions to Specify and Verify Process Requirements
    Carlo Simon
15. Developing the Interpersonal and Communication Skills Necessary for Effective Requirements Engineering
    Theda Thomas, Cheryl Schroder
16. The Human and Organizational Impacts of Technology Uptake and Use
    Christine Wood, Terry Webb
17. Systems' Requirements: Once Captured, are Slaughtered
    Ban Al-Ani

submitted by J. Lamp, May 02, 2003