istarT2017 Second International iStar Teaching Workshop

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iStarT 2017 is the second edition of the iStar Teaching Workshop. We are collocated with ER2017 The 36th International Conference on Conceptual Modeling Nov. 6th-9th, 2017, in Valencia, Spain. While we wait for this edition to start, we have posted above a photo from the first edition, held in 2015.
In the past 20 years, Goal-oriented Modeling Languages and Methodologies have received a lot of attention, requiring analysts to learn how to use different kinds of models when compared to more traditional modeling approaches.
As a result, academic courses have been created in several Universities (both in the undergraduate and graduate levels) with the aim of educating future analysts regarding the existing Goal-oriented Modeling Languages and Methodologies. Moreover, in industrial settings, training is also required to enable practitioners to acquire skills related to the Goal-oriented paradigm.
Goal-oriented Modeling Languages and Methodologies include the i* framework, KAOS, GRL, GBRAM, and Techne (among others).
The istarT workshop is aimed at providing a forum where researchers and practitioners around the world may share their experiences in teaching about the Goal-oriented Modeling Languages and Methodologies, both in the academic and industrial settings.

Schedule

November 8th

  • 14:00-15:00

    From Academy to Practice: iStar Models for Orchestrating Complex Information Systems Lifecycle

    Juan Pablo Carvallo

  • 16:30-16:50

    Teaching Goal Modeling to Engineering Professionals: An Experience Report

    Marian Daun, Kevin Keller and Jennifer Brings

  • 16:50-17:10

    Using Conceptual Models in Research Methods Courses: An experience using iStar 2.0

    Marcela Ruiz, Fatma Başak Aydemir and Fabiano Dalpiaz

  • 17:10-17:30

    Using Goal Models to Visualize and Prioritize Requirements for Learning Management Systems

    Viktor Lantz, Jennifer Horkoff and Sara Alibrahim

Proceedings

Workshop Co-chairs

Renata Guizzardi, Federal University of Espirito Santo, Brazil

Ivan Jureta, Fonds de la Recherche Scientifique – FNRS & University of Namur, Belgium