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Agent-Oriented Software Engineering: A Requirements Engineering Perspective| old_uid | 7407 |
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| title | Agent-Oriented Software Engineering: A Requirements Engineering Perspective |
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| start_date | 2009/10/08 |
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| schedule | 11h |
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| online | no |
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| summary | The last fifteen years have seen the rise of a new phase in software development which is concerned with the acquisition, modelling and analysis of stakeholder purposes ("goals") in order to derive functional and non-functional requirements. This phase is founded on the concepts of goal, actor as well as inter-actor dependencies. We review the history of ideas and research results for this new phase and sketch on-going research on the topic. Specifically, we discuss the Tropos methodology that uses these concepts to support all phases of software development. The presentation includes some of our on-going work on Tropos.
The research reported is the result of collaborations with colleagues at the Universities of Toronto and Trento. |
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| responsibles | Chevaleyre |
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