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Version Number | Date | Author(s)
| | 3.0 | August, 2007 | Samer Abdulhadi
| | 2.0 | October, 2006 | Jennifer Horkoff, Eric Yu
| | 1.0 | August, 2006 | Gemma Grau |
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High-level Table of Contents Detailed Table of Contents (TOC)
- 1 Purpose
- 2 Using the Guidelines
- 3 Summary of i* Notation
- 4 Strategic Dependnecy (SD) Model
- 4.1 Actors
- 4.2 Actor Association Links
- 4.3 Strategic Dependencies
- 4.3.1 Goal Dependency
- 4.3.2 Task Dependency
- 4.3.3 Resource Dependency
- 4.3.4 Softgoal Dependency
- 4.3.5 One-Side Dependency
- 4.3.6 Guideline (Intermediate,Concept and Evaluation) Use the Dependency link to indicate a Strategic Dependency relationship between Actors.
- 4.3.7 Guideline (Beginner,Notation) Use the “D” symbol notation to denote a Dependency Link.
- 4.3.8 Guideline (Beginner,Concept) Do not use Dependency Links inside an Actor.
- 4.3.9 Guideline (Beginner,Concept) Ensure that both sides of a Dependency Link point in the same direction.
- 4.3.10 Guideline (Intermediate,Concept & Evaluation) Do not reuse Dependums in more than one Dependency Relation.
- 4.3.11 Guideline (Beginner,Concept) Do not use a Dependency Link between two actors without showing the Dependum.
- 4.3.12 Guideline (Beginner,Layout) Avoid or minimize drawing intersecting Links and overlapping Links with other Links and elements' text.
- 4.3.13 Guideline (Beginner,Layout) Make both sides of a Dependency Link look like a single, continuous curve as it passes through the Dependum.
- 4.3.14 Guideline (Beginner,Layout) Spread the connection points of Dependency Links out on an Actor.
- 4.3.15 Guideline (Beginner,Layout) Keep elements horizontal. Do not tilt or twist them.
- 4.4 Vulnerability
- 4.5 Strategic Dependency Example Model: Buyer Drive E-Commerce from Yu01
- 5 Srategic Rationale (SR) Model
- 6 Naming, Icons, and Colors
- 7 Scaling
- 8 Level of Complexity
- 9 Model Analysis
- 10 Methodology
- 11 Acknowledgments
- 12 References
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