Colin Potts
Affiliations: | Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA |
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"Colin Potts"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Margaret Martlew | grad student | Sheffield University | |
| Rod Nicolson | grad student | Sheffield University |
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Sign in to add trainee| Ana I. Anton | grad student | Georgia Tech | |
| Idris Hsi | grad student | Georgia Tech | |
| Carlos Jensen | grad student | 2005 | Georgia Tech |
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| Daughtry J, Burge J, Carroll JM, et al. (2009) Creativity and rationale in software design Acm Sigsoft Software Engineering Notes. 34: 27-29 |
| Jensen C, Potts C. (2005) Privacy practices of Internet users: Self-reports versus observed behavior International Journal of Human Computer Studies. 63: 203-227 |
| Antón AI, Potts C. (2003) Functional paleontology: The evolution of user-visible system services Ieee Transactions On Software Engineering. 29: 151-166 |
| Antón AI, Earp JB, Potts C, et al. (2001) The role of policy and stakeholder privacy values in requirements engineering Proceedings of the Ieee International Conference On Requirements Engineering. 138-145 |
| Potts C. (2001) Metaphors of intent Proceedings of the Ieee International Conference On Requirements Engineering. 31-38 |
| Hobbs RL, Potts C. (2000) Hyperscenarios: A framework for active narrative Proceedings of the Annual Southeast Conference. 2000: 201-210 |
| Potts C. (1999) ScenIC: a strategy for inquiry-driven requirements determination Requirements Engineering. 58-65 |
| Anton AI, Potts C. (1998) A representational framework for scenarios of system use Requirements Engineering. 3: 219-241 |
| Potts C, Newstetter WC. (1997) Naturalistic inquiry and requirements engineering: reconciling their theoretical foundations Requirements Engineering. 118-127 |
| Potts C. (1997) Requirements models in context Requirements Engineering. 102-104 |