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Chapter 3: Introduction to Agile methodology - FTMS
1 Chapter 3: Introduction to Agile methodology Agile methodology is an approach to the project management which helps to respond to the unpredictability of building software through incremental, iterative work cadences, known as sprints. This methodology was developed to deal with situation where the waterfall model fails. The biggest drawback of waterfall model is that it assumes that every requirement of the project can be identified before any design or coding occurs. This may always be applicable for the development of an automobile on an assembly line, in which each piece is added in sequential phases. However it may or may not be applicable for software development. For example, for a BAU (Business as Usual) projects where the software is already in use for a long time, waterfall model is the best method to implement any changes requests because amount of uncertainly is very less compared to developing a new product.
Chapter 3: Introduction to Agile methodology Agile methodology is an approach to the project management which helps to respond to the unpredictability of building software through incremental, iterative work cadences, known as sprints. This methodology was developed to deal with situation where the waterfall model fails.
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