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This post is a continuation of a previous post found here. Changes Dave believes are coming with respect to agile-run projects and my own commentary on these: Requirements engineers make decisions, they are not just documenters. Expect to see that product owners are the BAs. They will less often be …
I attended a keynote at RE’09 in Atlanta that I wanted to go back and post a summary of and my thoughts on. And just to be completely honest, this is a rarity. For whatever reason, I really tend not to get much value out of keynote talks – either …
Olly Gotel from Pace University presented work she has done with colleagues from around the world in a paper titled Distributing Responsibilities to Engineer Better Requirements: Leveraging Knowledge and Perspectives for Students to Learn a Key Skill. Olly started this talk by telling us that she had done something crazy …
Didar Zowghi gave one of the most interesting talks at REET’09 I’ve heard in awhile titled Teaching Requirements Engineering to the Baha’I Students in Iran Who Are Denied of Higher Education. She was asked to teach a distance learning course on requirements engineering to these students from Australia to Iran. …
Kevin Gary from Arizona State University presented Contextual Requirements within the Software Enterprise at REET’09. He discussed their approach in having a multi-year project-based engineering course sequence, allowing for iterative exposure to all concepts – but particularly of interest: requirements engineering. This very much fits with popular learning theory – …
Monday was the Requirements Engineering Education and Training (REET) workshop that I co-chaired with Ljerka Beus-Dukic. I’m always nervous about how these things will go – there are so many unknowns with the environment, the presentations, and the timing. However, I’m absolutely thrilled with the end result! We had 6 …
It’s one of my favorite times of year, time for the IEEE Requirements Engineering conference! RE’09 is just around the corner, starting next week in Atlanta, GA. I’ll be co-charining the Requirements Engineering Education and Training (REET’09) workshop on Monday and then attending the main conference the rest of the …
Please join us for an interactive discussion at the Fourth International Workshop on Requirements Engineering Education and Training (REET’09) in conjunction with the 17th International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE’09). The workshop will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, USA on August 31, 2009. If you have any interest in training and …
This is just a reminder that the REET09 workshop, held in conjunction with IEEE’s Requirements Engineering 09 conference, is in Atlanta this year on August 31! I’d like to encourage all of you to submit papers or training activities related to educating people on requirements! If you don’t feel like …
Hey everyone, I’m co-chairing the REET09 workshop again this year. It’s held in conjunction with IEEE’s Requirements Engineering 09 conference in Atlanta this year. I’d like to encourage all of you to submit papers or training activities related to educating people on requirements! If you don’t feel like you have …
