Background Human-centric software engineering activities, such as requirements
engineering, are prone to error. These human errors manifest as faults. To improve software …

Code remains largely hand-made by humans and, as such, writing code is prone to error.
Many previous studies have focused on the technical reasons for these errors and provided …

In spite of the human-centric aspect of software engineering (SE) discipline, human error
knowledge has been ignored by SE educators as it is often thought of as something that …

Abstract Context and Motivation: The correctness of software requirements is of critical
importance to the success of a software project. Problems that occur during requirements …

The core aim of requirements inspection is to ensure the high quality of already elicited
requirements in the Software Requirements Specification. Teaching requirements inspection …

Abstract Context and Motivation: Our recent work leverages Cognitive Psychology research
on human errors to improve the standard fault-based requirements inspections. Question …

Software development is prone to errors, which are partially related to losing situation
awareness. We recommend that developers know their own weaknesses, use cognitive …

Text compression schemes have sometimes been divided into two classes: symbolwise
methods, which form a source model, typically using a finite context to predict symbols; and …

[Background] Software inspections are extensively used for requirements verification. Our
research uses the perspective of human cognitive failures (ie, human errors) to improve the …

Navigated inspection seeks to improve hazard identification (HI) accuracy. With a tight
inspection schedule, HI also requires efficiency. However, lacking quantification of HI …