Agile scrum
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The document compares the waterfall and agile-scrum methodologies. Waterfall is a sequential process where each phase must be completed before moving to the next. It does not allow for revisiting phases or releasing value until the end. Agile-scrum is iterative, rapid, adaptable, quality-driven, and cooperative. Scrum is a lightweight agile process that splits work into small deliverables prioritized in a backlog and estimated in story points. Key scrum elements include sprints, user stories, meetings like daily stand-ups and retrospectives.
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Agile scrum
- 1. Agile-Scrum vs. Waterfall- Cycle Methodology
- 4. Waterfall Development cont.. • You complete one phase (e.g Design) before moving to the next phase (e.g Development) • You rarely plan to re-visit a phase once it’s completed. That means you think you are doing right for the first time. • You don’t release any value until the end of the project • You don’t seek approval from the stakeholders between or after each phase • This approach is highly risky, more costly and less efficient than Agile approach
- 6. AGILE • Iterative • Rapid • Adaptable • Quality Driven • Cooperative • It’s not a process, it’s a philosophy or Set of values
- 8. Agile Techniques • Scrum • XP • Kanban • RUP
- 9. SCRUM • A light weight agile process • Split your work into list of small, concrete deliverables • Sort the list by priority and estimate relative effort to each item
- 10. Scrum Terminology • Sprint • User Story • Backlog • Story Points • Team Member • Product Owner
- 11. Meetings • Daily Standup / Scrum • Sprint Planning or Kickoff • Story Grooming • Retrospective Meeting