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01/10/07: Welcome to the 2007-08 Academic
Year

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Contents

• Teaching
• Research
• Administration
• External
  Roles
• Biographical
  Information
• Contact
  Information
• Comments
  and Suggestions
• Faculty
  Processes

 

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Teaching

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Research

• System Modelling
  Research Group

• PhD: A Synthesised Goal-Oriented Approach to Requirements Engineering,
  Imperial College, London

PhD
publications.

• Education

Education
publications.

• Generic Modelling and Requirements Capture (GMARC)

GMARC
(1990-92) was a DTI/SERC funded project. The project partners were:

• City University
• King’s College, London
• Computer Systems Architects Ltd

Project reports are available at www.soi.city.ac.uk/~till/gmarc.html.

GMARC
publications.

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Administration

• Programmes
  Director (2001 – )
• Programme Leader BSc (Hons) Software Engineering (1996 – )
• Programme Leader BSc (Hons) Computer Science (2001 – )
• Programme Leader BSc (Hons) Internet Computing (2004 – )
• Year 3 Tutor: BSc (Hons)  Software Engineering (1999 – 2001)
• Faculty Library Representative (2002 – 20055)
• Academic Review Committee member (2001- 2003)
• Module Validation Sub-Committee member (1999 – 2001)
• Faculty Processes Group (2003 – 2006)
• Web-Based Information Systems group & A Team (2004 – 2005)
• University Part-time Students Project (2003 – 2004)
• University Student Retention Project (2004 – 2005)
• University Reading Strategies Group (2004 – )
• Faculty teaching and Learning Committee (2005 -2006)
• University “Logging-in” project (2006 – 2006)
• University Information Literacy Group (2006 – )
• Faculty Board (2006 – )

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External Roles

• Member of the Programme Committee for the 2nd Argentine Symposium on Software
  Engineering, Buenos Aires, Argentine, 2001.

• Member of the four-person international organising committee for
  the Business Process Modelling Workshop 2005 co-located with CAiSE05 in
  Oporto, June 2005

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GMARC publications

Knowledge-Based Support for Requirements Engineering, Bolton, D.,
Furber, D., Green, S., Jones, S., and Till, D., International Journal of
Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, Vol. 2, No. 2, March ’92.

Formal requirements Models from Domain Knowledge, Bolton, D.,
Furber, D., Green, S., Jones, S., and Till, D., IEEE Colloquium on Software
Engineering and Artificial Intelligence, Digest No: 1992/087, April 10th, 1992,
London.

A Generic Modelling Approach to Requirements Capture in the Domain
of Air Traffic Control, Bolton, D., Furber, D., Green, S., Jones, S., and Till,
D., IEE Colloquium on Software in Air Traffic Control Systems: the Future,
Digest No.: 1992/153, June 22nd, 1992, London.

Using Domain Knowledge in Requirements Capture and Formal
Specification Construction, Bolton, D., Furber, D., Green, S., Jones, S., and
Till, D., in Requirements Engineering: Social and Technical Issues, Jirotka, M.,
Goguen, J., and Bickerton, M., Academic Press , 1994.

Techniques and Tools for Knowledge-Based Requirements Engineering,
Bolton, D., Furber, D., Green, S., Jones, S., and Till, D., Knowledge
Engineering: Trends for the Next Decade, Hurley, D., (editor) World Scientific,
1995.

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PhD publications

Goal-Driven Approaches to Requirements Engineering, Green, S., CSM
Working Paper Series, CSM-2000-CS-02, UWE, Bristol

Eliciting
Stakeholders’ Knowledge of Goals and Processes to Derive IT Support, Green,
S.,  Workshop on Requirements Engineering for Business Process Support
(attached to CAiSE’03), Klagnefurt/Velden, Austria, June,2003

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Education publications

Specification: Much More than Learning a Language, Green, S., and
Webb, J., 1st International Conference on Software Engineering in Higher
Education, Southampton, Computational Mechanics Publications, 1994.

An Investigation into Students’ Use of the CADiZ Tool for Checking
Formal Specifications, Green, S., Sa, J., Vince, A., and Webb, J., Software
Engineering: Education and Practice ’96 Conference, IEEE Comp. Soc. Press,
University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand, January 1996.

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Biographical Information

I am Dr Stewart Green. I have been a Senior Lecturer in the
Faculty of Computing, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences (CEMS) at the
University of the West of England since 1992. While working at UWE, I attained
my doctorate on a synthesised approach to goal-oriented requirements engineering
from Imperial College, London. Before starting at UWE,  I was a Research
Assistant at King’s College, London, where I worked on the Generic Modelling and
Requirements Capture (GMARC) project. I worked there after completing an MSc in
the Foundations of Advanced Information Systems at Imperial College.

Prior to moving into Higher Education, I spent eleven years in
industry working in turn for ICL, British Aerospace, and Prime Computers. At
Prime I helped to develop the data dictionary product and an automatic
transaction generator.

My interests in computing include software engineering, in
particular requirements engineering and formal methods; I am also interested in
the relationship between organisational processes and computer-based process
support. Outside work I play tennis, and I also enjoy reading and listening to
music.

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Contact Information

Street address
Faculty of Computing, Engineering and
Mathematical Sciences, University of the West of England, Coldharbour Lane,
Frenchay, Bristol, BS16 1QY

Electronic mail
address
[email protected]

Web
address
http://www.cems.uwe.ac.uk/

Office
phone
0117-3283141

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