M. Jarke, J. Bubenko, C. Rolland, A. Sutcliffe, Y. Vassiliou
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Theories underlying requirements engineering: an overview of NATURE at Genesis
NATURE is a collaborative basic research project on theories underlying requirements engineering funded by the ESPRIT III program of the European communities. Its goals are to develop a theory of knowledge representation that embraces subject, usage and development worlds surrounding the system, including expressive freedoms; a theory of domain engineering that facilitates the identification, acquisition and formalization of domain knowledge as well as similarity-based matching and classifying of software engineering knowledge; and a process engineering theory that promotes context and decision-based control of the development process. These theories are integrated and evaluated in a prototype environment constructed around an extended version of the conceptual modeling language Telos.<>
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