17-605 Agile Software Development Frameworks: Practice

6 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Agile Frameworks is used today by a majority of software development companies. As one practices Agile methods, its easy to recognize why a method is needed and the outcome if proper project choices are not made. This course affords students an opportunity to use specific Agile frameworks in the development of a software system, recognize the impact of their decisions, identify challenges that may be introduced by certain techniques, and understand ways in which developers can overcome issues in order to successfully deliver products. Students are required to develop a software system using a framework and to evaluate the teams performance using Agile techniques. This minicourse is the second in the twopart Agile Software Development Frameworks series. It may be taken as a stand alone course with appropriate background knowledge.

Prerequisites: 17-653 or 17-604

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