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Requirements Management and Engineering (RE&M) is taught, both in industry and academia. Lately (mid 2014), I got more and more inquiries with respect to teaching RE&M as the underlying tool for exercises, projects and examples. Therefore, I am trying to get interested parties together for this purpose. | Requirements Management and Engineering (RE&M) is taught, both in industry and academia. Lately (mid 2014), I got more and more inquiries with respect to teaching RE&M as the underlying tool for exercises, projects and examples. Therefore, I am trying to get interested parties together for this purpose. | ||
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+ | This discussion was initiated via email - a bad place to keep a conversation going. For the time being, we will start a new discussion thread on LinkedIn. | ||
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+ | == Systems Engineering or Requirements Engineering? == | ||
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+ | A number of participants pointed out that RE as a stand-alone discipline is losing importance in favor of Systems Engineering, of which RE is a sub-discipline. Therefore, at a minimum we should look into RE in the context of overall SE. | ||
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+ | == Concrete Ideas == | ||
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+ | Gael - project | ||
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+ | Michael - book | ||
== Interested Parties == | == Interested Parties == |
Revision as of 07:35, 3 July 2014
Requirements Management and Engineering (RE&M) is taught, both in industry and academia. Lately (mid 2014), I got more and more inquiries with respect to teaching RE&M as the underlying tool for exercises, projects and examples. Therefore, I am trying to get interested parties together for this purpose.
Contents
Join the Discussion
This discussion was initiated via email - a bad place to keep a conversation going. For the time being, we will start a new discussion thread on LinkedIn.
Systems Engineering or Requirements Engineering?
A number of participants pointed out that RE as a stand-alone discipline is losing importance in favor of Systems Engineering, of which RE is a sub-discipline. Therefore, at a minimum we should look into RE in the context of overall SE.
Concrete Ideas
Gael - project
Michael - book
Interested Parties
- Formal Mind GmbH (Michael Jastram)
- Herrmann & Ehrlich (Andrea Herrmann)[1]