2nd international workshop on the twin peaks of requirements and architecture (TwinPeaks 2013)
Abstract
The disciplines of requirements engineering (RE) and software architecture (SA) are fundamental to the success of software projects. Even though RE and SA are often considered separately, it has been argued that drawing a line between RE and SA is neither feasible nor reasonable as requirements and architectural design processes impact each other. Requirements are constrained by what is feasible technically and also by time and budget restrictions. On the other hand, feedback from the architecture leads to renegotiating architecturally significant requirements with stakeholders. The topic of bridging RE and SA has been discussed in both the RE and SA communities, but mostly independently. Therefore, the motivation for this ICSE workshop is to bring both communities together in order to identify key issues, explore the state of the art in research and practice, identify emerging trends, and define challenges related to the transition and the relationship between RE and SA.
BibTeX
@inproceedings{Avgeriou-al:ICSE13,
author = {Paris Avgeriou and
Janet E. Burge and
Jane Cleland{-}Huang and
Xavier Franch and
Matthias Galster and
Mehdi Mirakhorli and
Roshanak Roshandel},
title = {2nd international workshop on the twin peaks of requirements and architecture {(TwinPeaks} 2013)},
booktitle = {ICSE},
pages = {1556--1557},
publisher = {{IEEE} Computer Society},
year = {2013},
}