Agile Modeling
Communication-focused, simple visual models.
Agile Modeling is a methodology that applies Agile principles specifically to software design and documentation activities. It emerged as a practice within the Agile movement to address how teams should approach creating models and documentation in an iterative development environment. At its core…
Concepts covered: Iterative and Incremental Development, Agile Estimation and Planning, Collaborative Modeling, Model-Driven Development (MDD), Adaptive Models, Real-Time Validation, Agile Documentation, Exploratory Modeling, Just Barely Good Enough, Active Stakeholder Participation, Small-Scale Realism, Model-Based Testing
Agile Project Management - Agile Modeling Example Questions
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Question 1
A team is struggling with overlapping tasks and dependencies while estimating their project timeline. What method can they use to effectively plan their project?
Question 2
During sprint planning, the team realizes they have a conflict in estimations between client requirements and developer capabilities. What should they do?
Question 3
The team encounters unexpected technical obstacles during a sprint, causing delays in development. How should they handle this situation most effectively?
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