The Requirements Engineering Research Group (RERG) in the Department of Informatics at UZH has been active in Requirements Engineering (RE) research and teaching since 1993. RERG is headed by Professor Martin Glinz.
Martin Glinz retired by July 31, 2017 and is now a professor emeritus at UZH. However, he remains active in research, teaching and services. Since July 2022, RERG has ceased to exist as a group of people. Currently, RERG forms an umbrella for the ongoing research and teaching activities of Martin Glinz.
In teaching, Martin Glinz taught his Requirements Engineering I and II courses at UZH in HS 2017 and HS 2018. He has continued teaching Requirements Engineering I every fall semester since HS 2019 and is teaching it again in HS 2025. On demand, student theses and projects are also still possible.
RERG is proud of its achievements in research, which, among many other publications, resulted in six RE Conference papers, one REFSQ best paper, and six journal papers (in REJ, SoSyM, IST and TSE) in the years 2016 – 2022.
We also have made major service contributions to the requirements and software engineering community.
News
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Martin Glinz elected as president of SIRA
Martin Glinz has been (re-)elected as president of SIRA at the annual SIRA conference on November 15, 2024.
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Stefan Joos has passed away
My first PhD student Stefan Joos has passed away at the age of 56.
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Martin Glinz appointed Doctoral Symposium Co-Chair for RE’25
Martin Glinz will chair the Doctoral Symposium of RE’25 together with Daniel Amyot.
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Martin Glinz rehired by IfI
UZH’s Department of Informatics (IfI) has rehired Martin Glinz as a planner and coordinator of the relocation of the department to a new building.
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Paper on a modern quality framework published
Martin Glinz, with four co-authors, has published a paper on quality frameworks, criticizing the existing frameworks and proposing a new, modern quality model.
Contact Info
| University of Zurich Department of Informatics Binzmühlestrasse 14 CH-8050 Zurich, Switzerland |
Phone Fax |
+41 44 635 45 70 (direct) +41 44 635 43 22 +41 44 635 68 09 glinz@ifi.uzh.ch |
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