%A Rosa Delima
%A Khabib Mustofa
%A Anny Kartika Sari
%T AUTOMATIC REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING: ACTIVITIES, METHODS, TOOLS, AND DOMAINS – A SYSTEMATIC LITERATURE REVIEW
%K requirement engineering; automatic; systematic literature review; software engineering
%X Requirements  engineering  (RE)  is  an  initial  activity  in  the  software  engineering  process  that  involves  many  users.  The involvement  of  various  users  in  the  RE  process  raises  ambiguity  and  vagueness  in  requirements  modeling.  In  addition, traditional RE is a time-consuming activity.Therefore various studies have been conducted to support process automation on RE. This  paper  conducts  a  systematic  literature  review  (SLR)to  obtain  information  about  RE  automation  related  to  RE activities, methods/models, tools, and domains. SLR is done through 5 main stages: definition of research questions, conducting the search, screening for relevant papers, data extraction, mapping,and analysis.The data extraction and mapping arecarried out on 155 relevant publicationsfrom 2016to 2022. Based on the results from SLR,around 53% of the research focuses on RE automation in analysis and specifications, 40% focuses on elicitation, validation, and requirements management, and 7% focuses  on requirements  quality.  NLP is the  most  used  method in elicitation  and specification, while for  analysis,  machine learning, NLP, and goal-oriented models are mostly used in automatic RE. Furthermore, many papers use specific models and methods for validation and requirements management.From the domain analysis results, it is obtained that more than half of the  papers  contribute  directly to the RE  domain,and some contribute to the  development  of RE  automation  in  the  software application domain.
%J Jurnal RESTI - Rekayasa Sistem dan Teknologi Informasi
%D 2023
%N 3
%V 7
%P 564-578
%L katalog9056
%R doi:10.29207/resti.v7i3.4924
%I Professional Organization Ikatan Ahli Informatika Indonesia (IAII)