AGILE SCRUM Briefing
Waterfall versus Scrum This is a brief tutorial on Agile project management in contrast to the traditional waterfall approach to software development. The waterfall approach requires careful and extensive planning, of the entire project, before development starts. The Agile scrum approach breaks the project up into smaller blocks, called sprints, which should result in a working incremental release. Waterfall Scrum Separates development activity tasks into 'sprints' that could be completed in 1-3 weeks with an incremental release. Usually based on a priority list. Scrum Roles Scrum Workflow Scrum workflow is a process that involves items or tasks that are termed artifacts or product backlogs. Product Backlog The Product Owner creates a product backlog which is a list of tasks created from 'user stories'. User stories usually come from the stakeholders. The user story narrative can follow the following lines: ...