Applying Tropos Early Requirements Analysis for defining a Tropos tool

Applying Tropos Requirements Analysis for Defining a Tropos Tool

A CASE Tool to Support Automated Modelling and Analysis of Security Requirements, Based on Secure Tropos

Secure Tropos, an extension of the Tropos methodology, considers security requirements alongside functional requirements, from the early stages of the system development process. The Secure Tropos language uses security concepts such as security constraint, secure goal, secure plan, secure resource, and threat to capture the security concepts from both social and organisational settings. These ...

Requirements Analysis in Tropos: a Self Referencing Example Limited Distribution Notice Requirements Analysis in Tropos: a Self Referencing Example

Tropos, a novel agent-oriented software engineering methodology, is heavily characterized, among other features, by the fact that it pays great attention to the activities that precede the specification of the prescriptive requirements, such as understanding how the intended system would meet the organizational goals. This is obtained by means of the two requirement phases: the early requiremen...

Applying Tropos to requirement analysis for a Tropos tool

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Requirements Analysis in Tropos: A Self-Referencing Example

Tropos, a novel agent-oriented software engineering methodology, is heavily characterized, among other features, by the fact that it pays great attention to the activities that precede the specification of the prescriptive requirements, such as understanding how the intended system would meet the organizational goals. This is obtained by means of the two requirement phases: the early requiremen...