2. Principles of Agile management of software development project 28 November 2014

3. 11/28/2014 Agenda Introduction~5 min Contest ~ 40 min Theoretic overview~45 min

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5. My Team

6. 11/28/2014 Agile Branches  Scrum  Extreme Programming  LEAN

7. 11/28/2014 Agile in Barclays

8. 11/28/2014 Aircrafts Contest

9. 11/28/2014 3 minutes Team has to  choose team leader  team name  team logo  bend out a prototype of aircraft 3 minutes End

10. 11/28/2014 1st Iteration

11. 11/28/2014 Planning  In 2 minutes you have to organize into aircraft bending and estimate your capacity – how many aircrafts you can bend in 1 minute. Aircrafts must be bent exactly as prototype and have logo.  You will receive one point for for each planned aircraft that you will build and fly. You will not get point for aircrafts built above the plan. And you will get penalty of two point for each aircraft that you planned but not built.

12. 11/28/2014 2 minutes  Estimate capacity of your capacity – how many aircrafts you can bend in 1 minute. Aircrafts must be bent exactly as prototype and have logo.  You will receive one point for for each planned aircraft that you will build and fly. You will not get point for aircrafts built above the plan. And you will get penalty of two point for each aircraft that you planned but not built. 2 minutes End

13. 11/28/2014 Bending – 1 minute

14. 11/28/2014 1 minute End

15. 11/28/2014 Flying – 1 minute

16. 11/28/2014 1 minute End

17. 11/28/2014 Results

18. 11/28/2014 Retrospective  In the next stage you will have 2 minutes to capture as many positive and negative factors that have influenced your result as you can and provide actions to improve them in the next iteration. You will get half point for each.

19. 11/28/2014 1 minute  Positive factors  Negative factors  Actions to improve 1 minute End

20. 11/28/2014 2nd Iteration

21. 11/28/2014 Planing – 1 minute

22. 11/28/2014 1 minute  Estimate capacity of your capacity – how many aircrafts you can bend in 1 minute. Aircrafts must be bent exactly as prototype and have logo. 1 minute End

23. 11/28/2014 Bending – 1 minute

24. 11/28/2014 1 minute End

25. 11/28/2014 Flying – 1 minute

26. 11/28/2014 1 minute End

27. 11/28/2014 Results and discussion

28. 11/28/2014 Overview of Agile process and principles

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30.  Self-organizing  T principle  Motivated individuals

31. 11/28/2014 Communication  Face-to-face  Business peole and developers must work together daily throughout the project  Continuous process improvement through feedback

32. 11/28/2014 Process  Timely, regular and reliable delivery of business value through short sprints (iterations)  Sustainable development. Team velocity

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34. Waste elimination in the delivery process

35. 11/28/2014 Product Backlog  Backlog grooming  Welcome changing requirements. Agile processes harness change for the customer‘s competitive advantage

36. 11/28/2014 Planning  We are not good at estimating, but we are good at comparison

37. 11/28/2014 Blog page

38. 11/28/2014 Estimation

39. 11/28/2014 Planning

40. 11/28/2014 Construction Simplicity - the art of maximizing the amount of work not done – is essential The best architectures, requirements, and designs emerge from self-organizing teams

41. 11/28/2014 Delivery and Testing Potentially deployable increments Working software is the primary mesure of progress UAT - User acceptance testing

42. 11/28/2014 Review and Retrospective

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