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Agile Development Basics | A Technical Overview (TT3400)
Code:
TT3400
Duration:
1 Day
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$995
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When a new system or new functionality for an existing system must be created and fully operational in days rather than months, the old waterfall processes become a bottleneck. As an alternative, modern Agile Development approaches produce high-quality, low-defect applications that are implemented in short, fixed timeframes. Emphasizing user involvement and lightweight process, the agile approaches offer an alternative method to development of software
Agile Development Essentials is a one-day event designed to provide project stakeholders new to Agile with an in-depth review and baseline understanding of Agile Development, and the benefits it can bring to the IT, software development or DevOps oriented enterprise. Throughout the course youll learn key concepts by exploring plenty of real-world, practical business examples, success (and failure!) stories, and related case studies. Youll leave this course easily conversant in essential the Agile skills and strategies that surrounding and support Agile development.
This course is available in the following formats:
Duration: 1 Day
Duration: 1 Day
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The overall purpose of this class is to provide technical managers or stakeholders with high-level technical education rather than functional training. Throughout the course youll learn about, explore and discuss:
- The concept of development agility and the Agile Manifesto
- Each of the major agile development methods underscoring their strengths and weaknesses
- How to manage an agile environment even within a structured organizational approach
- How to introduce agility into a development organization
Session: Introduction and Overview
- Reducing Risk Through Agility
- The Discipline of Timeboxing
- Incremental Delivery and Evaluation
- Agile Method: Scrum
- Agile Method: XP
- Pair Programming
Session: The Agile Approach
- Agile Software Development Manifesto
- The Agile Principles
- Identifying Features
- Managing Features
- Communication Dynamics
Session: Agile Iterative Development
- Iterative Approaches
- Phased Iterative Development
- Iterating
- Feasibility & Planning
- Development
- Adaptation & Deployment
Session: Prioritizing and Planning
- Features and Backlogs
- FDD Process
- Prioritizing Features
- Release Planning
- Assigning Features to Iterations
Session: Building
- Typical Continuous Integration Process
- CI Server
- Automate Source Code Management
- Automate Build Process
- Automate Testing
- Automate Deployment
Session: Transitioning to Agility
- Agility: Some Process, Some Mindset
- Characteristics that Enable Agility
- Characteristics that Inhibit Agility
- Risks Associated with Migrating
- Smoothing the Transition
Session: The Bottom Line
- Agile Migration Patterns
- Extending the Migration
- Coding Practices
- Source Control
- Pair Programming and Code Reviews
- Continuous Integration
- Legacy Code
Session: Introduction and Overview
- Reducing Risk Through Agility
- The Discipline of Timeboxing
- Incremental Delivery and Evaluation
- Agile Method: Scrum
- Agile Method: XP
- Pair Programming
Session: The Agile Approach
- Agile Software Development Manifesto
- The Agile Principles
- Identifying Features
- Managing Features
- Communication Dynamics
Session: Agile Iterative Development
- Iterative Approaches
- Phased Iterative Development
- Iterating
- Feasibility & Planning
- Development
- Adaptation & Deployment
Session: Prioritizing and Planning
- Features and Backlogs
- FDD Process
- Prioritizing Features
- Release Planning
- Assigning Features to Iterations
Session: Building
- Typical Continuous Integration Process
- CI Server
- Automate Source Code Management
- Automate Build Process
- Automate Testing
- Automate Deployment
Session: Transitioning to Agility
- Agility: Some Process, Some Mindset
- Characteristics that Enable Agility
- Characteristics that Inhibit Agility
- Risks Associated with Migrating
- Smoothing the Transition
Session: The Bottom Line
- Agile Migration Patterns
- Extending the Migration
- Coding Practices
- Source Control
- Pair Programming and Code Reviews
- Continuous Integration
- Legacy Code
This an overview level course that explores essentials Agile software development practices and benefits, The course is geared for managers, programmers, developers, stakeholders, and anyone interested in learning the benefits of agile development, looking to gain a baseline / conversant-level understanding of core concepts and tech. having some basic understanding of current development processes, such as structured top-down development and the waterfall method would be helpful but isnt necessarily required.