A short guide to

Agile Methodology

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 Agile Methodology

Agile methodology is a type of

project management process,
used for software
development, where demands
and solutions evolve through
the collaborative effort of self-
organizing and cross-functional
teams and their customers.

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Agile Manifesto
Individuals and interactions
over processes and tools
Working software over
comprehensive
documentation
Customer collaboration
over contract negotiation
Responding to change over
following a plan

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Source: LynneCazaly

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 Key Agile
Methodologies
Scrum
Extreme Programming (XP)
Adaptive Software Development
(ASD)
Dynamic Software Development
Method (DSDM)
Feature Driven Development
(FDD)
Kanban
Behavior Driven Development
(BDD)

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Scrum Methodology

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 Scrum Team Roles
Product owner: Product expert who
represents the stakeholders

Development team: Group of

professionals who deliver the product
(developers, programmers, designers).

Scrum master: Person who ensures the

understanding and execution of Scrum is
followed.

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 Scrum Events
Sprint: Iterative time boxes where a goal is
accomplished.

Sprint planning: Where the entire Scrum

team get together

Daily Scrum: 15 minute time boxed meeting

held at the same time, every day of the Sprint

Sprint review: An informal meeting held at

the end of every Sprint

Sprint retrospective: A meeting where the

Scrum team reflect on the proceedings of the
previous Sprint

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 Scrum Artifacts

Product backlog: Managed by the

Product Owner, it’s where all the
requirements needed for a viable
product are listed in order of
priority.

Sprint backlog: A list of the tasks

and requirements that need to be
accomplished during the next
Sprint.

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