University of Glamorgan's presentation on their Agile Scrum development method.

1. Agile Scrum Sarah Webber Darren Jones Learning and Corporate Development

2. What is Agile? Design Build Test Design Build Test Design Build Test

3. While there is value in the items on the left, we value the items on the right more Shift of focus

4. Agile Principles

5. Adopted Method

6. Scrum Framework

7. Team Roles

8. Sprint Benefits

9. Pivotal Tracker What is Pivotal Tracker? Tracker is an easy to use, agile project management tool that brings focused collaboration to software development teams. What is a story? A story is a description of the feature required written from the product owner’s perspective.

11. Turn Stories into Working Software

12. Collaborate with the Team

13. Prioritise Stories

14. Gather User Stories

15. Organise

16. Estimate ComplexityRepeat

17. Behaviour Driven Development with Cucumber Behaviour Driven Development Cucumber

18. What's Next Testing of Java Script Configuring Deploy Scripts to Use Tests Use of Tables and Factories for creating test data Using Examples

19. Overall Benefits

20. Steep learning curve Induction period for all Full team implementation Missing pigs and chickens Gorilla in the room Organisational Challenges Lessons Learnt & Team Feedback

21. Wise words of Dilbert...

22. www.mountaingoatsoftware.com http://scrumalliance.org/ http://webdev.blogs.glam.ac.uk/2009/05/07/all-kicking-off/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agile_software_development http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Test_Driven_Development http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrum_(development) http://members.cox.net/risingl1/Articles/IEEEScrum.pdf http://softwareplanner.blogspot.com/2009/12/agile-scrum-scrum-kickoff-and-product.html Sources & Resources