We are developing an agent-oriented software development technology, called Tropos, which integrates ideas from multi-agent system technologies and Requirements Engineering research. A distinguishing feature of Tropos is that it covers software development from early requirements analysis to detailed design, allowing for a deeper understanding of the operational environment of the new software system. This paper proposes a characterization of the process of early requirements analysis, defined in terms of transformation applications. Different categories of transformations are presented and illustrated by means of a running example. These transformations are then mapped onto a set of primitive transformations. The paper concludes with observations on the form and the role of the proposed transformations

Modeling early requirements in Tropos: a transformation based approach

Bresciani, Paolo;Perini, Anna;Giunchiglia, Fausto;Mylopoulos, John
2001-01-01

Abstract

We are developing an agent-oriented software development technology, called Tropos, which integrates ideas from multi-agent system technologies and Requirements Engineering research. A distinguishing feature of Tropos is that it covers software development from early requirements analysis to detailed design, allowing for a deeper understanding of the operational environment of the new software system. This paper proposes a characterization of the process of early requirements analysis, defined in terms of transformation applications. Different categories of transformations are presented and illustrated by means of a running example. These transformations are then mapped onto a set of primitive transformations. The paper concludes with observations on the form and the role of the proposed transformations
2001
9783540432821
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