The document provides information about the University of Zurich (UZH) and its Department of Informatics (IfI). UZH is one of the largest universities in Switzerland with 26,000 students across various degree programs. IfI is a leading department at UZH that focuses on shaping a people-oriented digital world through topics like innovation and human-centered systems. The Requirements Engineering Research Group (RERG) is a top research group within IfI headed by Professor Martin Glinz that has over 20 years of experience in requirements engineering and software quality. The RERG will lead tasks in two work packages of the SUPERSEDE project focused on feedback management and decision making in software evolution.

1. University of Zurich UZH
University of Zurich, Department of Informatics,
Binzmühlestrasse 14, CH-8050 Zurich, Switzerland
+41 44 63 543 11 (department secretary)
http://www.ifi.uzh.ch/en.html
SUPERSEDE Contact:
Prof. Martin Glinz – glinz@ifi.uzh.ch
November 2016

2. - UZH is the largest university in Switzerland and among the
top 100 universities world-wide
- 26,000 students in Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD programs
- The Department of Informatics (IfI) is a leading department
whose scope extends beyond classical computer science
- IfI’s mission is Shaping a People-Oriented Digital World
- IfI addresses topics such as value creation in a digital age,
corporate and societal innovation, human-oriented systems,
and sustainable development
- Research at IfI is performed in individual research groups
About UZH and its Department of Informatics

3. Requirements Engineering Research Group (RERG)
- Research group within the Department of Informatics
- Headed by Prof. Martin Glinz
- Among the top research groups in Requirements
Engineering world-wide
- Over twenty years of in-depth experience in Requirements
and Software Engineering
- Expertise in software quality and software evolution

4. - WP1 Feedback and Data Collection
- Lead of T1.1 Evaluation of feedback management and
monitoring approaches
- Development of direct multi-modal feedback gathering
techniques
- WP3 Decision Making in Software Evolution and Adaptation
- Lead of T3.1 Evaluation of Decision Making processes in
software evolution and adaptation
- Definition of methods and techniques
Our Main Roles in SUPERSEDE