Module-3 SE&PM
Module-3 SE&PM
ISE
Course name: SOFTWARE ENGG.
and
PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
Course code: BCS501
VI semester, MODULE -3
Faculty: DR.ABHILASH C N
Professor, Dept.of ISE, SJBIT
Agile Development
Agile is a type of software development
methodology that expects the need for
flexibility and applies a level of pragmatism to
the delivery of the finished product.
Agile is the ability to create and respond to
change.
One of the most popular examples is Scrum,
that emphasizes iterative development and
daily meetings.
Agile is popular among organizations with a
focus on innovation, customer satisfaction,
AGILE PHASE Model
Agile Development
Agile Testing Methods or Types of Agile
Methodology:
eXtreme Programming(XP)
Scrum
Crystal
Dynamic Software Development
Method(DSDM)
Agile Tools
Agile methodology tools are designed to help
teams effectively plan, track, and manage
their projects.
These tools helps in task management,
collaboration, and documentation.
Examples:
JIRA: One of the most popular tools is Jira, which
allows teams to create and manage sprints, track
issues, and prioritize tasks.
Trello: Trello is another useful tool for Agile teams,
providing an intuitive and visual way to manage
projects.
The Agile Manifesto
Customer Satisfaction Progress of Software
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Agile Vs Waterfall Model
Agile Vs Waterfall Model
12 PRINCIPLES of agile methodology
Extreme Programming (XP) founder –
Kent Beck
Software engineer Kent Beck introduced
XP in the 90s with the goal of finding ways
to write high-qualitative software quickly and
being able to adapt to customers’ changing
requirements.
The most widely used approach to agile
software development. More recently, a
variant of XP, called Industrial XP (IXP) has
been proposed.
There are a set of five values that establish a
foundation for all work performed as part of
Extreme Programming - 5 Values
Satisfaction Involvement
1. PLANNING
2. DESIGN
3. CODING
Scrum
Crystal
Features of ASD:
Mission-driven planning, Component-based
focus
Agile Methodology – ASD: 2. Collaboration
Phase
Motivated people use collaboration in a way
that multiplies their talent and creative
output.
People working together must trust one
another to:
(1)criticize without animosity (enmity),
(2)assist without resentment,
(3)work as hard as or harder than they do,
Agile Methodology – ASD: 3. Learning Phase
Motivated software developers often
overestimate their own understanding (of the
technology, the process, and the project) and
that learning will help them to improve their
level of real understanding.
ASD teams learn in three ways: focus groups,
technical reviews, and project postmortems.
DSDM Principles
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