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A New Publications Section: i* Modeling Techniques

Author: Jennifer - Published Thu 06 of Dec, 2007 19:07 GMT-0000 - (6523 Reads)

A new section has been added to the list of Publications, i* Modelling Techniques, listing papers which introduce methodologies and techniques for i* application.

i* Paper Presented Most Influencial Paper after 10 Years Award at RE07

Author: Jennifer - Published Thu 06 of Dec, 2007 18:57 GMT-0000 - (6230 Reads)

During RE07 , Eric Yu was presented the IEEE Requirements Conference Series Most Influential Paper after 10 Years Award for his RE97 Paper: Towards Modeling and Reasoning Support for Early-Phase Requirements Engineering. This paper described the use of i* for Early Requirements Engineering and has been of great influence for research invovling i* modeling over the last 10 years. Congratulations Eric!

First Draft of the i* Guide Available

Author: Jennifer - Published Thu 06 of Dec, 2007 18:51 GMT-0000 - (5443 Reads)

The first draft of the i* Guide (istarGuide) is Available on the wiki. This guide contains many guidelines for i* usage, classified by user expertise. The guide will be further developed in the months to come.

The i* Quick Guide is now public!

Author: Dominik Schmitz - Published Wed 15 of Nov, 2006 10:38 GMT-0000 - (6323 Reads)

Jennifer Horkoff, University of Toronto, and Gemma Grau, UPC Barcelona, have established the i* Quick Guide (with authorization by Eric Yu).

It is intended to be both an introduction to i* for new users and a reference guide for experienced users. Furthermore, as this guide is intended to be part of the i* collaborative wiki, we encourage feedback and collaboration in terms of suggesting alternative i* syntax and semantics, including extensions to the Framework. Visit the page for more details!

Thanks a lot, both of you, Jennifer and Gemma, for this tedious job!

i* tool comparison table available!

Author: Dominik Schmitz - Published Tue 10 of Oct, 2006 09:14 GMT-0000 - (6106 Reads)

Gemma Grau, UPC Barcelona, has completed the comparison table for the many i* Tools that are listed in this Wiki here. The comparison relies on the questionnaire used to describe the tools. Thanks a lot, Gemma!

i* researchers at the i* Wiki

Author: System Administrator - Published Sun 25 of Jun, 2006 18:51 GMT-0000 - (7379 Reads)

Currently, the Who is Who page lists 60 i* researchers from 20 affiliations. 37 of them are registered users to the i* Wiki!
In the body of this article you find a per country diagram for the 60 i* researchers.