Scrum - the basics
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Feature-Driven Development Test-driven Development Crysta l Extreme programming Scrum Lean software development
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An introduction to the basic principles and practices of scrum. This presentation is designed to help convince your boss or colleagues that agile practices such as scrum have a solid set of theories behind them and a useful set of tools to implement them. There are also examples of success stories as well as how to learn more. The presentation is designed to be used by someone who already knows a bit about scrum, and wants to explain it to someone else. Some of the slides are cues for the speaker, so let me know if you find any of it confusing.
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Feature-Driven Development
Test-driven Development
Crystal
Extreme programming
Scrum
Lean software development
What is “Scrum”?
Who invented it?
改善
Kaizen
Continuous improvement
Why is it called “Scrum”?
Who is using Scrum?
How does it work?
Scrum sprint cycle
Product backlog
Prioritised list of features required by the customer.
Sprint backlog
Features to be done this sprint. Features are expanded into smaller tasks.
Workday
One day
Sprint
One month
New functionality
Is demonstrated at the end of each sprint.
1) What did you do yesterday?
2) What will you do today?
3) Is there anything in your way?
Every day a 15-minute meeting is held and the Scrum Master asks three questions:
What does a Scrum team look like?
Show me some of the tools…
The project task board
The burndown chart
Case study 1: Systematic Software Engineering
• Planning costs cut by 80% • Defects cut by 40% • Process overhead cut by half • Happier development team
Now 100% Scrum. They charge double for waterfall, if asked.
Learn more
