What you'll learn
Develop a deeper understanding of the principles behind agile and traditional methodologies in order to design and tailor a project methodology that is well aligned with the business environment, the risks and complexities of individual projects.
Requirements
Basic software development and product life cycle understanding.
Description
A major task in managing a software project is to select the right software methodology for your specific project needs.
It is not one size fits all, there're many factors that you need to put into consideration before you decide the perfect approach to run your project.
You should not always go agile or always go traditional. Traditional approaches is all about control. Agile approaches is all about flexibility and accepting changes.
If you are an agile advocate then there are situations where extra control is needed. And if you are a traditional advocate then there are situations where extra agility is needed. So to decide on the best approach, I believe that you need to learn both: agile methodologies and traditional project methodologies. And this why this course is different.
it is not one way or the other, it is not black or white . it is not traditional versus agile . the reality is that most of the software projects are in between . there's a wide spectrum between the 2 approaches and we need to learn how to decide which is the right methodology for your specific project circumstances.
In this course, we will learn the benefits, drawbacks and when to use most familiar approaches, we will also learn how different factors can affect your methodology selection, I will provide you with my personal recipe that I have successfully used for years to help you select the perfect methodology according to your specific project needs.
I will be happy to work with you to decide on the best software methodology for your specific projects and answer all your questions
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Why this course
Lecture 2 Software Life cycles and Software Models
Section 2: Understanding Traditional Models
Lecture 3 Traditional Software Projects Models
Lecture 4 The Waterfall Model
Lecture 5 Iterative Models
Lecture 6 Spiral
Lecture 7 RAD Model
Section 3: Understanding Agile Models
Lecture 8 What is Agile?
Lecture 9 The Agile Manifesto
Lecture 10 Agile Principles part 1
Lecture 11 Agile Principles part 2
Lecture 12 XP (Extreme Programming)
Lecture 13 Scrum
Lecture 14 kanban
Lecture 15 Agile "Project management"
Section 4: Comparisons between the 2 Extremes
Lecture 16 Agile vs Traditional Models Impact on Project Management
Lecture 17 Which extreme is better?
Section 5: Factors that affect Software methodology Selection
Lecture 18 Uncertainty
Lecture 19 Criticality
Lecture 20 Complexity
Lecture 21 Team Size
Lecture 22 Customer Involvement
Lecture 23 Previous Experience
Lecture 24 Development Costs
Lecture 25 Organizational Culture
Lecture 26 More Factors
Section 6: The Strategy
Lecture 27 Software Model Selection Strategy
Section 7: Bonus Section
Lecture 28 Bonus Lecture
Software project managers.,product owners, team leaders, QA, scrum masters,.,startup owners and entrepreneurs.,Business Leaders, CIOs and PMO leaders.


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