An empirical evaluation roadmap for iStar 2.0

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ProjectPRODUCCION DE SERVICIOS Y APPS PARA LOS CIUDADANOS CON TECNOLOGIAS OPEN SOURCE (MINECO-TIN2013-44641-P)
CGM - Creativity and Goal Modeling (EC-FP7-627489)
CGM - Creativity and Goal Modeling (EC-FP7-627489)
Abstract
The iStar 2.0 modeling language is the result of a two-year community effort intended at providing a solid, unified basis for teaching and conducting research with i*. The language was released with important qualities in mind, such as keeping a core set of primitives, providing a clear meaning for those primitives, and flattening the learning curve for new users. In this paper, we propose a list of qualities against which we intend iStar 2.0 to be evaluated. Furthermore, we describe an empirical evaluation plan, which we devise in order to assess the extent to which the language meets the identified qualities and to inform the development of further versions of the language. Besides explaining the objectives and steps of our planned empirical studies, we make a call for involving the research community in our endeavor.
CitationLópez, L., Aydemir, F.B., Dalpiaz, F., Horkoff, J. An empirical evaluation roadmap for iStar 2.0. A: International i* Workshop. "iStar 2016: Proceedings of the Ninth International i*Workshop, co-located with the 24rd International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE 2016): Beijing, China, September 12-13, 2016". Beijing: 2016, p. 55-60.
ISBN1613-0073
Publisher versionhttp://ceur-ws.org/Vol-1674/iStar16_pp55-60.pdf
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