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    This document provides a road map for a session on agile software development. It includes an introduction to agile principles and manifestos. Various agile methods like extreme programming, scrum, and feature driven development are outlined. The research problem is improving the stability and quality of agile methods. The research methodology adopted includes reviewing agile methods, interviewing practitioners, and identifying missing phases. The conclusion is that including new phases not currently formalized would increase the stability and quality of agile methods.

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    This document provides a road map for a session on agile software development. It includes an introduction to agile principles and manifestos. Various agile methods like extreme programming, scrum, and feature driven development are outlined. The research problem is improving the stability and quality of agile methods. The research methodology adopted includes reviewing agile methods, interviewing practitioners, and identifying missing phases. The conclusion is that including new phases not currently formalized would increase the stability and quality of agile methods.

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    This document provides a road map for a session on agile software development. It includes an introduction to agile principles and manifestos. Various agile methods like extreme programming, scrum, and feature driven development are outlined. The research problem is improving the stability and quality of agile methods. The research methodology adopted includes reviewing agile methods, interviewing practitioners, and identifying missing phases. The conclusion is that including new phases not currently formalized would increase the stability and quality of agile methods.

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    Agile Methodology

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    This document provides a road map for a session on agile software development. It includes an introduction to agile principles and manifestos. Various agile methods like extreme programming, scrum, and feature driven development are outlined. The research problem is improving the stability and quality of agile methods. The research methodology adopted includes reviewing agile methods, interviewing practitioners, and identifying missing phases. The conclusion is that including new phases not currently formalized would increase the stability and quality of agile methods.

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    The key takeaways are about agile software development methods and a research study conducted to improve the stability and quality of agile methods.

    Some agile methods discussed are Extreme Programming, Scurm, Adaptive Software Development, Dynamic software development method, Crystal methods, Feature driven development, Agile modeling.

    The research problem addressed is improving the stability and quality of agile methods and establishing that agile methods are disciplined and not ad-hoc.

    Road Map of Session

    • Agile Software Development


    • Research Problem
    • Solution to Problem
    • Research Map of Agile

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 1
    Agile– Gentle Introduction

    • Iterative and Incremental Approach


    • Performed in highly collaborative
    manner by self organized team
    • Lean Thinking

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 2
    Agile Manifestoes

    • Individual interaction Over Process and Tool


    • Working software Over Comprehensive
    Documentation
    • Customer Collaboration Over Contract
    Negotiation
    • Responding to Change Over Following a Plan

    We value more items on left than items


    on right
    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 3
    Some Agile Methods

    • Extreme Programming
    • Scurm
    • Adaptive Software Development
    • Dynamic software development method
    • Crystal methods of family
    • Feature driven development
    • Agile modeling
    • Internet speed Development etc.

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 4
    Agile Software Development Cycle

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 5
    Some Agile Practices……

    • Iterative Incremental Development


    • Simple Design
    • Refactoring
    • Pair Programming
    • Working Software
    • Customer Involvement
    • Open Space
    • Test Driven Development
    • Responding to Change

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 6
    Extreme Programming (XP)

    • Exploration
    – Stories
    • Planning
    – Prioritize Stories
    • Transition to release
    – Analysis-design-testing Feedback continuous integration
    • Production Phase
    – Small releases
    • Maintenance phase
    – Updated Releases
    • Death phase
    – Final release
    THUS XP covers SDLC from Requirements to System testing

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 7
    Research Problem

    • Improving Stability and Quality of Agile


    Methods
    • To establish that Agile methods are
    disciplined and not Ad-hoc or Cow boy
    coding
    • Build Standardized Process Models for
    each method from inception to
    implementation.
    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 8
    Research Methodology Adopted

    • Review all Agile methods—Scope for


    Improvement
    • Interviewed Agile Practitioners---
    Collected data used in actual
    practice.
    • Identified missing phases of SDLC in
    agile methods

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 9
    Existing SDLC and Agile Methods
    ASD

    DSDM
    FDD

    Scurm

    XP

    PP

    AM

    CM

    ISD

    C R D C U IT ST AT SU

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 10
    XP with New Phases

    CF
    Iteration to
    release phase
    User story Goal and production
    requirement Planning phase,
    phase
    maintenance
    phase death
    phase

    Continuous
    updates

    Exploration phase Include team member


    in customer place

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 11
    Inclusion of New Phases
    Previously covered phases

    Proposed phases and SDLC

    SU

    AT

    ST

    IT

    UT
    Indirectl
    y
    C coverin
    g the
    phases
    D
    of sdlc

    ASD DSDM SCURM XP FDD

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 12
    Conclusion

    • Proposed new phases that are


    indirectly followed in methods but
    not formalized.
    • Inclusion of new phases increases
    faith in these methods
    • Provide the Stability and Quality to
    Agile Methods

    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 13
    08/03/09 by S. Bhalerao 14

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