Introduction to Agile Engineering for SDLC Professionals
What You'll Learn
- Common Agile Engineering Practices and there primary intent
- Understand value of introducing these practices to your team or organization
- Understand the value you can expect from adoption of Agile Engineering Practices
- Understand the cost of delaying adoption of the Agile Engineering Practices
- Pragmatic and incremental adoption patterns
- Apply Agile best practices to form the best mix for your team's success and to create the highest business value
- Learn how the Agile practices around architecture and design support a more incremental and emergent project that satisfies more business value
- Transform your development processes to reflect the most efficient approach to increase the worth to the customer
- Identify the some of the pitfalls that poorly disciplined Agile teams fall into – contributing to failed Agile adoption and implementation attempts
- Get a holistic picture on what is possible with Agile Engineering Practices
Because this is an overview course in the technical practices every Agile team will employ, this course is recommended for any team members responsible for delivering outstanding software through those technical practices. That includes, but is not limited to, the following roles:
- Project Managers
- Software Engineers/Programmers
- Development Managers
- Product Managers
- QA Engineers
- Testers
Course Outline
I. Benefits of Agile Engineering Practices
Agile Engineering is a set of practices adopted by many of the most successful Agile teams and organization. In adopting Agile there are many expected benefits. In this course we will revisit those benefits and introduce the practices of Agile Engineering. In this course we will introduce many of those practices and how that can increase the chance of success in achieving those expected benefits of Agile.
- Expected Value, Benefits of Agile
- Using Agile Engineering Practices achieve Realization of Value & Benefits
II. Design Practices
Quality and simple design are primary technical drivers in Agile development. We will discuss common design principles that help keep things simple while allow the product to emerges and change over time.
- Quality Code & Design
- Simple Design
- Emergent Design
III. Collaboration Practices
Collaboration is one of our core Agile values. We will explore the criticality of developer and team collaboration practice.
- Code Review
- Collective Code Ownership
- Pairing
IV. Development Practices
Developer practices is an earmark of delivery and the ultimate way that a team can exhibit completion of a product. We'll introduced some additional development practices beyond simply "writing code" that are critical in building and maintaining a sustainable product.
- Automated Unit Testing
- Test Last Development
- Test-Driven Development
- Inspections, Technical Metrics, & Technical Debt
V. Testing Integration, & Delivery Practices
Continuous testing, integration and delivery is ongoing throughout an Agile project. We'll explore the key practices and timing of testing at various levels as we'll as additional technique such as Specification by Example that more often appear in Agile projects over the traditional projects. The goal of "delivering software frequently" drives our ultimate need for continuous delivery.
- Continuous Integration
- Agile Testing
- Acceptance Testing & Specification by Example
- Continuous Delivery
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