Existing requirements engineering approaches manage broadly scoped requirements and
constraints in a fashion that is largely two-dimensional, where functional requirements serve …

A number of Aspect-Oriented (AO) Requirements, Architecture, and Design approaches
have emerged recently. In this report we survey the most significant of these approaches …

Aspect-Oriented requirements engineering helps to achieve early separation of concerns by
supporting systematic analysis of broadly-scoped properties such as security, real-time …

Early aspects are crosscutting concerns that are identified in the early life cycle phases of a
software system's development. Nominally these phases include the requirements analysis …

Goal modeling fits model-driven engineering (MDE) in that it captures stakeholder concerns
and the interdependencies using concepts that are much less bound to the underlying …

Abstract The goal of Aspect-Oriented Requirements Engineering is to identify possible
crosscutting concerns, and to develop composition specifications, which can be used to …

It has been five years since a Vision Paper at the Requirements Engineering Conference in
2002 laid out an initial vision for As-pect-Oriented Requirements Engineering (AORE). This …

Early aspects are crosscutting concerns that are identified and addressed at the
requirements and architecture level, while code aspects are crosscutting concerns that …

Currently there are several approaches available for aspect-oriented requirements
engineering and architecture design. However, the relationship between aspectual …

Aspect-oriented requirements engineering (AORE) techniques provide new composition
mechanisms to specify and reason about dependencies that crosscut elements of a …