Goal Elicitation Heuristics Anchored on a Thinking Frame

Eliciting goals, a non-trivial task, is a challenge to Goal Modeling. Central to our concept of goal is the understanding that a goal is about the future. It is a point, in the timeline, at which actors are motivated to reach. This paper uses qualitative argumentation to justify how a thinking frame...

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Main Authors: Oliveira, Antonio de Padua A., Marcio Cysneiros, Luiz, Cesar Sampaio do Prado Leite, Julio
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Conferences
goals elicitation
GORE
intentionality
IRES
iStar framework
model-driven requirements
Requirements engineering
Software
Task analysis
Vocabulary
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Summary:Eliciting goals, a non-trivial task, is a challenge to Goal Modeling. Central to our concept of goal is the understanding that a goal is about the future. It is a point, in the timeline, at which actors are motivated to reach. This paper uses qualitative argumentation to justify how a thinking frame helps goal elicitation towards modeling. We present the roadblocks of goal elicitation, the usual strategies for goal elicitation, the IRES Thinking Frame, and an example of goal elicitation heuristics.
ISSN:2770-6834
DOI:10.1109/REW56159.2022.00044