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The goal of aspect-oriented requirements engineering (AORE) is to identify possible crosscutting concerns, and to develop composition specifications around those concerns. These compositions can be used to reason about potential conflicts in the requirements and to relate requirements to architecture in semantically meaningful ways. Recent work in AORE has moved from a syntactic approach to composition,...
Crosscutting concerns usually affect large portions of requirements models, compromising their modularity and, consequently, their evolution. Models built using the Problem Frames (PF) approach are no exception. PF models can be better modularized by integrating aspect-oriented concepts, as these provide mechanisms to systematically deal with crosscutting model elements. This poster outlines a hybrid...
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