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simply learn your pace your place lesson
2 HR methodologies
welcome to lesson 2 of simply learns
agile scrum training program in this
lesson we shall introduce a number of
agile methodologies before we dig into
the scrum methodology the idea behind
doing this is to make sure that you're
aware of best practices from a wide
variety of methodologies there is no
right or wrong way of doing agile or
scrum you should feel free to mix and
match practices that make sense to you
let us first look into the agenda in the
next slide
agenda let us now look at the agenda for
this lesson we start off with a quick
overview of the more popular agile
methodologies then we look at some
features of the following crystal
extreme programming dsdm feature driven
development agile unified process scrum
a brief preview before we dig deeper
into the subsequent lessons now we will
proceed to the next slide to start with
the agile methodologies
agile methodologies let us take a look
at some of the agile methodologies that
are prevalent in the industry today some
of the agile methodologies are known to
advocate a very simple and flexible
process these are classified under the
lightweight portion and include
methodologies like scrum Crystal and
extreme programming some other
approaches are slightly more
prescriptive in their practices and are
hence classified as fuller approaches
but they are also agile in the sense
that they also advocate incremental and
iterative development
these include methodologies like dsdm
agile unified process or AUP and feature
driven development or FDD so within the
agile umbrella there are a number of
methodologies and practices that are
available to you to choose your own
specific agile flavor let us move on to
the next slide which talks about the
crystal
crystal the crystal family of
methodologies was invented by Alistair
Coburn Coburn believes that software
development is a game of innovation that
is played by team members collaborating
with each other there are two main
elements to Chris