This document discusses social requirements engineering and the RWTH Aachen University test bed. It outlines approaches for continuous requirements engineering including collaborative processes and adaptation models. It also describes using social network analysis and visualization tools to integrate requirements engineering into online communities and platforms.

1. ROLE Kick-off WP 1: Social Requirements Engineering and the RWTH Aachen University Test Bed Ralf Klamma, Zinayida Petrushyna, Dominik Renzel, Bodo von der Heiden, Veronika Meffert RWTH Aachen University March 2-3, 2009 EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

2. Evolution of a Database Research Community VLDB 1990 VLDB 1995 VLDB 2000 VLDB 2006

3. Spatio-Temporal Analysis and Visualization ACM SIGMOD conference location distribution

4. Indentify Key Members in a Research Community ACM SIGMOD ACM SIGMOD

5. Overall Approach to Social Requirements Engineering Responsive Open Learning Environments Self-observation tools for Communities Measure, Analyses, Simulate Socio-technical information system Development Support evolving community (may involve frequently reassessing community needs) Access community needs

6. Continuous Requirements Engineering Collaborative Process Model Requirements Engineering Model Context changes adapts defines initializes Adaptation Model changes modifies

7. Combine Requirements Engineering and Social Network Analysis Dashboard for Communities of Practice Integrate RE into PLE DABA Idea RE Artifacts SNA Web 2.0 Platform Community-aware RE

8. Visualization of Cross-Media Traceability Information PALADIN DABA InvocationVisualiser

9. Requirements Engineering with Mobile Storytelling

10. Requirements Engineering with Fun Bubble Annotation Tool Presentation at SENSE Frontend: Improved user interface Basic image processing functionality Backend: Extended description scheme store user data track update data

11. Study Large Scale Software Engineeing Investigation of congruence of social and software structures in Eclipse Cooperation with TU Graz Software Architecture vs. Bugzilla Reports vs Mailing Lists

12. Eclipse Mailing Lists: Analysis Data beginning from 2001 16 Eclipse Components Analysis with MatLab Procedure: Data cleaning (spammer/noise removal) Set of thresholds for min activity of authors Indecency matrix: Components – Authors Adjacency matrix: Components – Components Edges ranking Correlation measurement between edges rankings (mailing list, architecture, bugzilla)

13. RWTH Aachen University Test Bed Students Industry Teacher Add new content Content usage Content refinement, Insert questions, Add comments Organise and motivate Get feedback Adding structures and didactics Add training contents, requirements, examples Content usage Content refinement, Insert questions, Add comments Get student contacts Get industry contacts Provides practical (real world) exercises, examples, contact partner, excursions, practical trainings or master thesis. Uses the WKM for professional development Providing structures and “seed content” Motivation and introduction for the students Evaluate and steer the process Web 2.0 Knowledge Map for Academic Teaching Web Knowledge Map Administration Navigation Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 Knowledge Objects Knowledge Classes Relation Objects Relation Classes

14. SENSE09: Submissions "Playful Cleverness revisited: open-source game development as a method for teaching software engineering“, Mart Laanpere, Kaido Kikkas "Communication is the key Support Durable Knowledge Sharing in Software Engineering by Microblogging“, Wolfgang Reinhardt "Web 2.0 artefacts in SME-networks – A qualitative approach towards an integrative conceptualization considering organizational and technical perspectives“, Nadine Blinn, Nadine Lindermann, Katrin Fäcks, Sylvia Valcárcel, Markus Nüttgens, Harald von Kortzfleisch "A method for identifying unobvious requirements in globally distributed software projects“, Smita Ghaisas "Investigating the Suitability of Web X.Y Features for Software Engineers“, Eric Ras, Jörg Rech, Sebastian Weber "Enabling Social Network Analysis in Distributed Collaborative Software Development“, Tommi Kramer, Tobias Hildenbrand, Thomas Acker "Community Driven Elicitation of Requirements with Entertaining Social Software“, Anna Hannemann, Christian Hocken, Ralf Klamma

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