Estrela Ferreira Cruz

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2since 2021 · last 2026
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Software engineering, systems software and programming languages · 5 · 3 first-author · 2 since 2021
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2026 LLM-Based Generation of Structured Requirements and UML Models from Requirements Elicitation Notes
Diogo Cardante, António Miguel Rosado da Cruz, Estrela Ferreira Cruz
ENASE (1)3
2026 Integrating Machine Learning and a Rule-Based Approach for the Automated Requirements Elicitation from BPMN-Based Process Models
João Delgado, António Miguel Rosado da Cruz, Estrela Ferreira Cruz
ENASE (1)4
2020 Using Blockchain to Implement Traceability on Fishery Value Chain
Estrela Ferreira Cruz, António Miguel Rosado da Cruz
ICSOFT1
2018 Deriving Integrated Software Design Models from BPMN Business Process Models
Estrela Ferreira Cruz, António Miguel Rosado da Cruz
ICSOFT1
2016 Deriving Software Design Models from a Set of Business Processes
abstract
Requirements elicitation is a crucial activity and one of the first steps in software development process. A popular way to capture and describe requirements is through UML use case models. Transforming require- ment specifications into software design models is a complex and error prone software development activity. Software design usually involves several models, each one representing a different perspective. One of those perspectives is the data perspective which can be modeled using a data model. Although of the importance of this model, few works has been done to derive a data model from use case model. The 4SRS (4-Step Rule Set) method generates a logical architecture of a software-based system, based on a use case model. This paper proposes an approach to adapt and extend the 4SRS method in order to generate a data model supporting the generated logical architecture and the elicited requirements based in a set of business process models.
Estrela Ferreira Cruz, Ricardo J. Machado 0001, Maribel Yasmina Santos
MODELSWARD1