1
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incremental development
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- staging and scheduling strategy in which the various parts of the system are developed at different times or rates and integrated as they are completed
2
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iterative development
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- time is set aside to revise and improve the system or parts of the system
3
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The agile manifesto (4)
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- individuals and interactions over processes and tools
- working software over comprehensive documentation
- customer collaboration over contract negotiation
- responding to change over following a plan
4
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agile 12 principles
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- Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software
- welcome changing requirements
- deliver working software frequently
- business people and developers must work together
- build projects around motivated individuals
- face to face conversation is important
- working software is the measure of progress
- promote sustainable development
- attention to technical excellence and good design
- simplicity is essential
- self organizing teams
- team reflection on how to be more effective
5
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3 main agile disciplines (3)
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- agile planning
- agile software engineering
- agile management
6
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example of agile planning (1)
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agile modeling
7
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examples of agile software engineering (4)
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- extreme programming
- feature driven development
- Crystal
- adaptive software development
8
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examples of agile management (2)
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- Scrum
2. Kanban/Lean
9
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agile techniques (9)
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- short development iterations
- daily builds of the developing software
- continuous testing with the use of automated unit and integration test frameworks
- self organizing teams
- continuous collaboration
- frequent replanning based on changing reality
- meet continually
- lite documentation
