@InProceedings
{IFIP-SEHCI-2003:Walenstein,
  Author =	 "Andrew Walenstein",
  Title =	 "Finding Boundary Objects in SE and HCI: An Approach
                  Through Engineering-oriented Design Theories",
  Booktitle = 	 "Bridging the Gaps Between Software Engineering and
                  Human-Computer Interaction",
  Year =	 "2003",
  Pages =	 "92--99",
  Url = 	 "http://www.se-hci.org/bridging/icse/proceedings.html",
  Organization = "IFIP WG 2.7/13.4",
  Abstract = 	 "This paper outlines an approach of using
                  engineeringoriented design theories to build bridges
                  between software engineering and human--computer
                  interaction. The main thrust of the approach is to
                  try to use design theories to create ``boundary
                  objects'', which are intellectual tools that are
                  shared by both disciplines and enable
                  cooperation. The approach is illustrated and
                  supported by relating it to ongoing domain-bridging
                  work which is exploring the application of cognitive
                  support theories to SE research problems.",
  Notes =	 "Workshop held in conjunction with the 25th IEEE International
                  Conference on Software Engineering (ICSE'2003)",
}