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20122025
most citedHuman Factors in Software Reliability Engineering

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cs.SE2025

Towards Using Personas in Requirements Engineering: What Has Been Changed Recently?

Chowdhury Shahriar Muzammel, Maria Spichkova, James Harland

In requirements engineering (RE), personas are now being used to represent user expectations and needs. This systematic mapping study (SMS) aims to explore the most recent studies…

cs.SE2025

Cultural Impact on Requirements Engineering Activities: Bangladeshi Practitioners' View

Chowdhury Shahriar Muzammel, Maria Spichkova, James Harland

Requirements Engineering (RE) is one of the most interaction-intensive phases of software development. This means that RE activities might be especially impacted by stakeholders' n…

cs.SE2024

Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Concurrent Networks

Heinz Schmidt, Peter Herrmann, Maria Spichkova +3

Many very large-scale systems are networks of cyber-physical systems in which humans and autonomous software agents cooperate. To make the cooperation safe for the humans involved,…

cs.SE2024★ 4 cited

Cultural influence on RE activities: An extended analysis of state of the art

Chowdhury Shahriar Muzammel, Maria Spichkova, James Harland

Designing mobile software that aligns with cultural contexts is crucial for optimizing human-computer interaction. Considering cultural influences is essential not only for the act…

cs.SE2024

Creating a Trajectory for Code Writing: Algorithmic Reasoning Tasks

Shruthi Ravikumar, Margaret Hamilton, Charles Thevathayan +3

Many students in introductory programming courses fare poorly in the code writing tasks of the final summative assessment. Such tasks are designed to assess whether novices have de…

cs.SE2022

Application of property-based testing tools\\ for metamorphic testing

Nasser Alzahrani, Maria Spichkova, James Harland

Metamorphic testing (MT) is a general approach for the testing of a specific kind of software systems -- so-called ``non-testable'', where the ``classical'' testing approaches are…