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Agile

Development
Model
The Agile development model is a flexible approach to
software development that emphasizes collaboration,
iterative development, and customer feedback. It has
become increasingly popular in recent years due to its
ability to adapt to changing requirements and deliver
value quickly.

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by Yuvaraj A
Principles of Agile Development
1 Customer Collaboration
Working closely with customers to understand their needs and ensure that
the software meets their requirements.

2 Iterative Development
Developing software in short, iterative cycles, allowing for flexibility and
continuous improvement.

3 Working Software
Delivering working software in short intervals, allowing for early feedback
and validation.

4 Responding to Change
Being adaptable to changing requirements and market conditions.
Agile Methodologies
Scrum Kanban Extreme Programming
(XP)
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managing agile projects that work that emphasizes A disciplined approach to
emphasizes short sprints, continuous flow, visualization software development that
daily stand-up meetings, and of tasks, and limiting work in emphasizes pair
iterative development. progress. programming, test-driven
development, and continuous
integration.
Benefits of Agile Development
Increased Flexibility
Agile development allows for rapid adaptation to changing requirements and market
conditions, making it ideal for dynamic environments.

Improved Communication
Agile emphasizes collaboration and frequent communication between development
teams, stakeholders, and customers, leading to better understanding and alignment.

Faster Time-to-Market
Agile development enables the delivery of working software in short intervals,
accelerating the time it takes to bring products to market.

Higher Quality Software


Frequent feedback and iterative development cycles contribute to higher-quality
software that meets customer needs.
Agile Roles and Responsibilities
Role Responsibilities

Product Owner Represents the customer and prioritizes features.

Scrum Master Facilitates the Scrum process and removes


impediments.

Development Team Responsible for developing and delivering the


software.
Agile Ceremonies and Practices
1 Sprint Planning
The team plans the work for the upcoming sprint, selecting and prioritizing tasks.

2 Daily Stand-up Meeting


A short daily meeting where team members share their progress, blockers,
and plans for the day.

3 Sprint Review
The team demonstrates the completed work to stakeholders and gathers
feedback.

4 Sprint Retrospective
The team reflects on the sprint, identifying areas for improvement and
making adjustments for the next sprint.
Agile Metrics
Velocity
Measures the team's productivity by tracking
the amount of work completed in each sprint.

Burn-down Chart
Visualizes the remaining work in a sprint,
showing progress towards the sprint goal.

Lead Time
Measures the time it takes to complete a task
from start to finish.
Challenges of Agile Development

Communication Barriers
Effective communication is crucial for success, but it can be challenging with
geographically distributed teams or complex projects.

Resistance to Change
Some organizations and individuals may struggle to embrace the iterative and adaptive
nature of agile development.

Lack of Planning
While agile emphasizes flexibility, some degree of planning is necessary to ensure that
the project stays on track.
overview
• Agile development is an iterative approach to software development that emphasizes flexibility,
collaboration, and rapid delivery.
• Unlike traditional waterfall models, Agile breaks projects down into smaller, manageable
increments that can be delivered quickly.
• The key principles of Agile include: responding to change over following a plan, delivering
working software frequently, and close collaboration between the development team and
• business stakeholders.
This overview will provide a high-level introduction to the Agile methodology and how it differs
from more rigid, sequential development approaches.

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