Software Engineering Agile Methodologies
Software Engineering Agile Methodologies
Methodologies
Agile methodologies revolutionized the software development industry by shifting from traditional
approaches to a more flexible, client-centric framework. In this document, we will explore popular Agile
methodologies, their benefits, challenges, and limitations.
The Agile Manifesto and Principles
The Agile Manifesto Twelve Principles
The Agile Manifesto outlines four values and These principles offer guidance for implementing
twelve principles that prioritize the needs of the Agile methodologies and ensuring high-quality,
customer, collaboration, and flexibility over rigid customer-focused software delivery.
processes and plans.
Introduction to Agile Methodologies
Agile methodologies reject the traditional, cumbersome approach of software development in favor of a
flexible, iterative process.
They prioritize delivering software quickly while continuously improving the product based on user
feedback. Agile focuses on the customer's needs by breaking down development into small, manageable
components.
The Scrum Framework
Scrum consists of three roles: Sprints are time-boxed The Daily Scrum is a short,
the Product Owner, the Scrum iterations of development, daily meeting where the
Master, and the Development typically lasting one to four Development Team discusses
Team. Each role has specific weeks. The Development Team progress and identifies any
responsibilities and collaborates and the Product Owner work impediments to completing the
to deliver high-quality software. together to deliver a small, sprint's goals.
usable product in each sprint.
Kanban Methodology
Agile methodologies embrace change and are Agile encourages collaboration between
designed to accommodate shifting developers, stakeholders, and customers,
requirements and priorities. resulting in a more customer-centric product.
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