Workshop on software engineering and computer-human interaction: joint research issues

Software engineering and computer-human interaction have much to do with each other, but their respective research communities typically have little interaction. The purpose of the article is to explore the intersections of these areas, determining what each community has to offer the other as well as to identify and address open problems of mutual interest. Topics of discussion were drawn from the following: cost drivers, current products, prototyping, requirements, formal methods and specifications, testing and evaluation, design and development, architectures, user interfaces and software environments, CHI and CSCW concerns and toolkits