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Marcela Ridao

Marcela Ridao is a System Engineer and she is a computer science assistant professor at the Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, in Argentina. She received her master's degree in Software Engineering from La Plata University, and she wrote her master’s thesis on Patterns used in Scenario Construction Process. Her research interests include Requirements Engineering, Compilers and real time problems. Currently, she is a doctoral student at La Plata University. She’s writing her doctoral dissertation on Quantitative Techniques Oriented to Semantic Reuse in Requirements Models.

Publications

Automatic Detection of Semantic Clusters in Glossaries

To define the services that a software system will provide, in terms of the business process needs, is a rather important task. As a first step, the requirements engineer must...

Displaying Hidden Information in Glossaries

Requirements engineering is frequently seen as the activity of the software engineering process with fewer tools. Usually there are only available graphic and text editing aids....

Displaying Hidden Information in Glossaries

Requirements Engineering is frequently seen as the activity of the Software Engineering process with fewer tools. Usually there are only available graphic and text editing aids....

Completeness Concerns in Requirements Engineering

The difficulties that software developers must face to understand and elicit clients’ and users’ necessities are widely known. The more complex the context of the problem, the...