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Writing Better Software Explanations: A Guideline-Based Approach
Martin Obaidi, Jean-Carl Kremser, Hannah Deters +3
As software systems increasingly rely on natural-language explanations to address user-reported explanation needs in requirements communication and support, ensuring that such expl…
From Quality Properties to Practice: A Guideline and Workflow for Explainability Requirements
Martin Obaidi, Jakob Droste, Hannah Deters +3
Explainability is increasingly required in AI-enabled software systems to support transparency, user trust, and compliance. Yet, explainability requirements are often written ad ho…
User Reviews as a Source for Usability Requirements: A Precursor Study on Using Large Language Models
Cedric Wellhausen, Laura Reinhardt, Kurt Schneider
It is known that user-centered approaches to requirements engineering in general lead to a better suited product for the end-users. LLM4RE provides promising approaches to support…
How Do Software Engineering Students Use Generative AI in Real-World Capstone Projects? An Empirical Baseline Study
Michael Mircea, Elisa Schmid, Jakob Droste +1
Real-world Capstone Projects (RWCPs) are a key component of software engineering education, enabling students to develop software for external clients under authentic conditions. T…
Exploring Indicators of Developers' Sentiment Perceptions in Student Software Projects
Martin Obaidi, Marc Herrmann, Jendrik Martensen +2
Communication is a crucial social factor in the success of software projects, as positively or negatively perceived statements can influence how recipients feel and affect team col…
Understanding Usefulness in Developer Explanations on Stack Overflow
Martin Obaidi, Kushtrim Qengaj, Hannah Deters +4
Explanations are essential in software engineering (SE) and requirements communication, helping stakeholders clarify ambiguities, justify design choices, and build shared understan…