High Impact Design Requirements for Software Intensive Systems: The Challenge of New Computing Environments

NSF提案0613606 PI：Kalle Lyytinen Case Western Reserve UniversityHigh Impact Design Requirements for Software Intensive Systems- The Challenge of New Computing EnvironmentsThis project is aimed at building up a robust community of design researchers around requirements capture and management with heterogeneous backgrounds. 其目的是组织研讨会和进行事实调查研究，为新的计算环境的软件设计提供新的范例，理论概念和方法。研讨会的主题是为确定、征求、推导和管理设计要求制定原则、基础和指南。这些问题围绕一些研究流进行讨论，包括人机交互，软件设计和架构，正式规范和验证，商业模式和企业架构，工业和媒体设计。该研讨会旨在寻找不同社区的差异和共性，并分析新的计算环境如何挑战每个社区的设计实践。其目的是建立一个研究愿景的需求识别，捕获，验证和managementthat地址的挑战，设计软件密集型系统在21世纪世纪的特点是越来越多的工业，媒体和商业设计。 以下问题将得到解决：1）在软件密集型系统中，需求的变化范围是什么？2）我们如何调整和扩展当前的设计原则，以捕获跨一组应用程序的可用性，安全性，商业价值的扩展关注。 该研讨会旨在确定设计师和持有人在指定高影响设计要求时所面临的挑战，并概述可以从多学科角度应对这些挑战的设计方法的特点。研讨会预计将产生一个特殊的问题，在需求工程杂志和一本书的新的设计实践，从多学科的做法的关注。

NSF Proposal 0613606PI: Kalle LyytinenCase Western Reserve UniversityHigh Impact Design Requirements for Software Intensive Systems- The Challenge of New Computing EnvironmentsThis project is aimed at building up a robust community of design researchers around requirements capture and management with heterogeneous backgrounds. The aim is to organize workshops and conduct fact finding studies to bring new paradigms, theories concepts, approaches into the development of a strong intellectualfoundation for software design for new computing environments. The theme of the workshop is formulating principles, foundations and guidance for identifying, soliciting, deriving and managing design requirements. These issues are discussed around a number of research streams including human computer interaction, software design and architectures, formal specification and verification, business models and enterprise architectures, industrial and media design. The workshop seeks to find differences and commonalities acrosscommunities and to analyze how new computing environments challenge the design practice in each. The aim is to build up a research vision of requirements identification, capture, verification and managementthat addresses challenges of designing software intensive systems in the 21st century that are characterized increasingly by industrial, media and business design. The following issues will be addressed: 1) what is the changing scope of requirements in software intensive systems, 2) how can we adjust and expand current design principles to capture broadened concerns for usability, security, business value across a set of applications. The workshop seeks to identify challenges faced by designers and takeholders in specifying requirements for high impact designs, and to outline features of design approaches that can address these challenges from a multi-disciplinary perspective. The workshop is expected to produce a special issue in requirements engineering journal and a book on new design practices which approaches the concerns from multiple disciplinary practices.