SECOND IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON REQUIREMENTS
ENGINEERING
An IEEE Software Technology Transfer Conference
April 15-18, 1996, Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA
Sponsored by IEEE Computer Society - Technical Council on Software
Engineering With Corporate
Support from Fujitsu and MCI
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
ICRE '96 with two pre-conference tutorials is the second in a biennial series of conferences aimed at bringing
together practitioners and researchers to discuss software requirements
engineering related problems and results. Further, as a technology transfer
conference, it is designed to provide (1) practitioners with an evaluation of
promising requirements research and practice, and (2) researchers with an
exposure to real-world requirements problems. ICRE is the only
conference earns the designation "An IEEE Software Magazine Technology
Transfer Conference " for meeting the stringent requirements
concerning emphasis on technology transfer. Participants should leave
the conference with unique understanding of (1) the challenges facing
writers and maintainers of requirements documents for complex systems,
(2) available short-term solutions to requirements problems, and (3)
solutions that may be available in the future as well as pointers to
short and long-term research directions.
Location
Conference Resort and Local Attractions
Program
ICRE'96 Program includes papers on a wide range of
requirements topics addressing theory and/or
practice.
- Experience and Ripe Fruits Papers
- reflect on the nature of, solutions to
real-world requirements problems, and describe research results that
authors believe are ready for immediate use in practice.
Special consideration is given to
experience papers.
- Research Papers
- describe outcomes of near-term research projects addressing
realistic requirements problems.
The best papers in the conference will be considered for publication in
IEEE Software.
Panels
ICRE'96 includes panels that focus on requirements engineering controversies,
especially those that highlight the gulf between requirements research and
practice. More details will be available in the near future.
Registration
Please fill the Conference Registration
Information and mail it to the General Chair:
Carl Chang (ckchang@uic.edu)
Professor Carl Chang
ICRE'96 General Chair
Department of EECS (M/C 154)
University of Illinois at Chicago
851 South Morgan
Chicago, IL 60607
registartion email: icre@eecs.uic.edu
registration fax: 1-312-413-1386
Personnel
Internet Hotline:
Information on ICRE '96 may be obtained by sending internet electronic mail to
icre96info@cerc.wvu.edu, or through the WWW using the URL
http://www.cerc.wvu.edu/ICRE/