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Overview

Didar Zowghi is affiliated with the University of Technology Sydney in Australia. Their research spans multiple fields including Computer Science and Social Sciences, with a focus on various interdisciplinary subfields such as Information Systems, Safety Research, Artificial Intelligence, Health Informatics, and Sociology and Political Science.

Their work covers several main topics. These include Ethics and Social Impacts of AI, Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education, Big Data and Business Intelligence, Software Engineering Techniques and Practices, Mobile Learning in Education, Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI), and Law, AI, and Intellectual Property.

Didar Zowghi has contributed to a number of research papers, including recent publications such as:

  • AI and the quest for diversity and inclusion: a systematic literature review (2023) in AI and Ethics
  • Inquiry-based mobile learning in secondary school science education: A systematic review (2020) in Journal of Computer Assisted Learning
  • Adult learning in online communities of practice: A systematic review (2021) in British Journal of Educational Technology
  • Responsible AI Pattern Catalogue: A Collection of Best Practices for AI Governance and Engineering (2023) in ACM Computing Surveys
  • AI governance: a systematic literature review (2025) in AI and Ethics

Frequent collaborators of Didar Zowghi include Muneera Bano, Jon Whittle, Rifat Ara Shams, Caihua Liu, and Qinghua Lu. The frequency of their collaborative work ranges from several to dozens of coauthored publications.

Publication venues where Didar Zowghi's work frequently appears include arXiv (Cornell University), Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research), AI and Ethics, IEEE Software, and Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences.

Best Publications

  • Requirements Elicitation: A Survey of Techniques, Approaches, and Tools

    Didar Zowghi;Chad Coulin

  • A maturity model for the implementation of software process improvement: an empirical study

    Mahmood Niazi;David Wilson;Didar Zowghi

  • RE challenges in multi-site software development organisations

    Daniela Damian;Didar Zowghi

  • A systematic review on the relationship between user involvement and system success

    Muneera Bano;Didar Zowghi

  • Critical success factors for software process improvement implementation: an empirical study

    Mahmood Niazi;David Wilson;Didar Zowghi

  • Mobile learning for science and mathematics school education: A systematic review of empirical evidence

    Muneera Bano;Didar Zowghi;Matthew Kearney;Sandra Schuck

  • The impact of stakeholders' geographical distribution on managing requirements in a multi-site organization

    D.E. Damian;D. Zowghi

  • Reasoning about inconsistencies in natural language requirements

    Vincenzo Gervasi;Didar Zowghi

  • Analysis of requirements volatility during software development life cycle

    N. Nurmuliani;D. Zowghi;S. Powell

  • Strategy for Adopting Information technology for SMEs: Experience in Adopting Email within an Indonesian Furniture Company

    S Sarosa;D Zowghi

  • Requirements Engineering challenges in multi-site software development organizations

    Daniela E. Damian;Didar Zowghi

  • An investigation into the notion of non-functional requirements

    Dewi Mairiza;Didar Zowghi;Nurie Nurmuliani

  • A framework for assisting the design of effective software process improvement implementation strategies

    Mahmood Niazi;David Wilson;Didar Zowghi

  • An insight into the interplay between culture, conflict and distance in globally distributed requirements negotiations

    D.E. Damian;D. Zowghi

  • On the interplay between consistency, completeness, and correctness in requirements evolution

    Didar Zowghi;Vincenzo Gervasi

  • A study of the impact of requirements volatility on software project performance

    D. Zowghi;N. Nurmuliani

  • Teaching requirements engineering through role playing: lessons learnt

    D. Zowghi;S. Paryani

  • AI and the quest for diversity and inclusion: a systematic literature review

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  • A logical framework for modeling and reasoning about the evolution of requirements

    D. Zowghi;R. Offen

  • User involvement in software development and system success: a systematic literature review

    Muneera Bano;Didar Zowghi

  • Using card sorting technique to classify requirements change

    N. Nurmuliani;D. Zowghi;S.P. Williams

Frequent Co-Authors

Mahmood Niazi
Mahmood Niazi King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals
Daniela Damian
Daniela Damian University of Victoria
Stephen G. MacDonell
Stephen G. MacDonell Victoria University of Wellington
Walid Maalej
Walid Maalej Universität Hamburg
Stefania Gnesi
Stefania Gnesi Institute of Information Science and Technologies
Jane Cleland-Huang
Jane Cleland-Huang University of Notre Dame
Brian Henderson-Sellers
Brian Henderson-Sellers University of Technology Sydney
Jane Huffman Hayes
Jane Huffman Hayes University of Kentucky
Daniel Amyot
Daniel Amyot University of Ottawa
Anthony M. Grant
Anthony M. Grant University of Sydney

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