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Process Presentation 27 th May 2010 Team BASH Sher Jun Tan, 6536808 Rosh Sam Abraham, 6565727 Sascha Morris, 5723523 Waqas Khalid Lone, 6620264 Rafael Zuniga, 6671195
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Project phases Initial analysis and vision statement User stories, analysis and modeling Spiking Base Iteration Pair Programming Refactoring
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Key Learnings User Stories – Different approach to requirements gathering Prototyping based on user stories Spiking – Bridging the knowledge gap Automated testing and build Continuous integration Tools and technologies – JSP, JavaBeans, JUnit, PMD, Emma, Ant, SVN, Derby
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Practices Used Project reporting and getting customer feedback Pair programming Refactoring Group communication via Google Groups
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What worked Google Code Weekly meetings Wikis, Spikes and Knowledgebase Pair programming Refactoring
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What we could’ve done better Development environment setup (i.e. Eclipse) Root cause: Team members new to IDE Code integration and automated test/build Root cause: Disciplined practice / Work culture Pair programming Root cause: Time was more focused on discussions rather than actual driver/navigator interaction Communication Root cause: No formal task allocation, thus no issue owners
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Recommended Agile Process Model Scrum Product Backlog Sprint Planning Meeting Sprint Backlog Daily Scrum Scrum sprint Executable increment Product Owner Scrum master Scrum team
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Why Scrum? Encourages client involvement Deliverables are based on user stories provided by client Product delivered incrementally based on clients priorities Need for project team leader – Scrum master Clearly identified deliverables Sprint backlog frozen when Scrum sprint commences Progress can be tracked during project lifecycle and each iteration Daily/Weekly/Iteration Scrum Adaptive & Predictive Early identification of forthcoming problems
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Recommended Practices/Techniques Paper prototyping TDD Refactoring Continuous integration Pair programming Automated builds and tests Retrospective and plan corrective actions Planning poker
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