[aosd-announce] Invitation for participation: Tutorial on Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering at RE 2006

Chitchyan, Ruzanna r.chitchyan at lancaster.ac.uk
Tue Aug 8 04:11:45 EDT 2006


This might be of interest to those interested in Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering.
Tutorial on Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering
Awais Rashid, Ana Moreira, João Araújo and Ruzanna Chitchyan
Tuesday, September 12 - Afternoon
http://www.ifi.unizh.ch/req/events/RE06/WS_Tut_DocSym/Tutorials.html#H6 
Abstract:
Most RE approaches, e.g. viewpoints and use cases, partition requirements into sets of partial specifications, thus promoting separation of concerns. However, certain requirements (e.g., security, information retrieval, etc.) crosscut these partial specifications and cannot be naturally modularised into use cases/viewpoints. Even if such crosscutting requirements are modularised using existing RE abstractions, ensuring analysability of their influence on other requirements is a challenging task. This tutorial aims to provide practical knowledge on how to effectively modularise and analyse such crosscutting requirements and their influences using Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering (AORE).
AORE works in tandem with the existing requirements approaches, by offering additional abstraction and composition mechanisms for systematically handling crosscutting (or so-called aspectual) requirements. The influence of these crosscutting requirements shapes the prioritisation of system requirements and, eventually, delimits the various architectural choices.
The tutorial starts by discussing practical scenarios involving crosscutting requirements in viewpoints- and use case-based models, demonstrating how a lack of modularisation and analysis of aspectual requirements negatively affects requirements and, consequently, clarity of architectural choices. We then demonstrate how to identify, modularise, compose and analyse trade-offs amongst aspectual requirements and discuss how AORE analysis provides insights into conflicting architectural choices even before the architecture is derived.
Please note: early registration deadline for RE is 13 August.

Ruzanna Chitchyan
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