Goal-Driven Software Development Process (GDP) is an iterative and incremental software development technique. Although similar to other modern process models, GDP is primarily focusing on identifying goals before setting the requirements and explicitly utilizing the bottom-up design approach.
The following sections are based on the paper Goal-Driven Software Development where the GDP concept was introduced.
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