agile model a flexiable and iterative approach of development.pptx
- 1. AGILE MODEL KEY CONCEPTS AND BENEFITS BY BHOOMI CHAUDHARY K24KSA02
- 2. WHAT IS THE AGILE MODEL? • Definitions: - A flexible, iterative approach to software development. - Focuses on collaboration, adaptability, and rapid delivery of functional software • Key Principle: - Work in short cycles (sprints) and adapt based on feedback.
- 3. KEY FEATURES OF AGILE Iterative Development: Small, manageable cycles (sprints). Incremental Delivery: Product delivered in stages, ensuring progress at every step. Customer Collaboration: Regular feedback to align product with user needs. Flexible Requirements: Changes are embraced to meet evolving demands. • Cross-functional Teams: Developers, testers, designers work together.
- 5. PHASES OF THE AGILE MODEL •Concept: Defining the project's overall vision, goals, and feasibility. •Inception: Refining the project scope, setting initial priorities, and planning the approach.
- 6. •Iteration: The core development phase where work is done in short cycles with continuous feedback. •Release: Deploying the completed product to users. •Maintenance: Addressing bugs and ongoing support after release. •Retirement: Eventually phasing out the product and transitioning users to a new version.
- 7. BENEFITS OF THE AGILE MODEL Faster Delivery: Work is divided into smaller, manageable increments. Improved Quality: Continuous testing ensures fewer defects. Customer Satisfaction: Regular feedback ensures the product meets user needs. • Adaptability: Agile accommodates changing requirements.
- 8. REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE OF AGILE Some of the real life examples of agile model: • Restaurant orders: • Preparation of some of the food before opening the shop (sprint planning) • continuous delivery of orders (adhoc stories) • number of successful orders (velocity) • cricket team: • Run rate (velocity) • team (scrum team self sufficient) • over (sprint length) • captain/ coach (scrum master)
- 10. CONCLUSION • Summary: Agile promotes flexibility, collaboration, and quality through iterative development and constant feedback. Closing Statement: Agile is widely adopted for fast-paced projects and ensures the product aligns with business goals and customer needs.
- 11. ANY QUESTIONS?