Agile Functional Requirements Modeling from Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering: A Systematic Mapping Study

During the last two decades, application of Goal-Oriented Requirements Engineering has increased in software projects, mainly because this approach is useful during requirements analysis process and supports realization tasks such as elaboration, validation, planning, can be used part system life cycle, e.g. architecture design behavioral processes, coding, testing, monitoring, adaptation evolution. Several approaches addressing goal-oriented have already been proposed. Currently, there are several concerns about how to correctly adopt implement it current industrial contexts, agile and, more specifically, its integration with user stories acceptance criteria. This study presents a compilation knowledge on adopting GORE specification through their A systematic mapping guided by ten research questions was conducted, nine primary studies were selected considering selection The results obtained show some initiatives modelling languages different proposals for transforming models into stories, among them: i* (i-star), Tropos, KAOS, GRL, AOM, Goal Net. provides solid basis classifying existing future GORE. Researchers practitioners use identify technical/research gaps better address assess own contributions or understand ones.