Process Overview
Agile methodology is a way to manage projects by breaking work into small parts called iterations or sprints. It focuses on teamwork, flexibility, and delivering small pieces of working software frequently.
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Agile methodology basics in Intro to Computing - Flowchart & Logic Diagram
Flowchart
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This flowchart shows the step-by-step flow of an Agile project sprint cycle, including planning, developing, testing, deciding if features work, delivering, and repeating until the project ends.
Step-by-Step Trace - 10 Steps
Step 1: Start Agile Project
Step 2: Plan Sprint Backlog
Step 3: Develop Features
Step 4: Test Features
Step 5: Are Features Working? Decision
Step 6: No - Fix Issues
Step 7: Yes - Deliver Sprint
Step 8: More Sprints? Decision
Step 9: Yes - Plan Next Sprint
Step 10: No - End Agile Project
Diagram
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| Product Backlog | ----> | Sprint Backlog | ----> | Sprint Work |
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| Team Planning | | Development | | Testing |
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| Sprint Review | | Sprint Retrospective |
+-------------------+ +-------------------+This diagram shows how the product backlog feeds into sprint planning, which creates a sprint backlog. The team then develops and tests features during the sprint. Afterward, the sprint review and retrospective help improve future sprints.
Flowchart Quiz - 3 Questions
Test your understanding
What is the first step in an Agile sprint cycle?
Key Result
Agile breaks work into small cycles called sprints, focusing on planning, developing, testing, delivering, and improving continuously.