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The Agile software development is the evolution
of Lean principles applied to the software
development lifecycle. It attempts to
solve the most common problems in software
development, such as changing requirements,
tight schedules and inadequate testing by
promoting the idea of small and frequent
releases. Smaller release cycles give us less
complexity in the code, leading to a smaller
amount to test leading to less bugs. In
addition, small and frequent releases are
conducive to accepting changing requirements,
whenever it is necessary. Note that in many
companies, a release doesn’t necessarily mean
deployment to the customer, but is simply a
portion of the final release that is defined,
coded, tested and ready to be deployed when the
full release plan is fulfilled.
The Agile approach embodies the best practices
in software development that have worked for
over a decade in large and small companies
alike. It does not give incremental benefits
within traditional improvement methods but
results in breakthrough benefits in requirements
elicitation and management, code quality and
release management.
VRDS offers various courses in Agile development
methodologies, especially Scrum. Each class
provides a way to build skills using in-class,
hands=on labs and simulations. Students learn
through case studies and group projects,
including current challenges from their
workplaces, and should be able to apply concepts
they have learned immediately upon completion.
Our Agile Software
Development
courses are as follow. Click any title to read
the full description:
Our Unique Approach to Training
Learning software
concepts doesn’t have to be a burden. Some suggest “to
learn” is our most basic human need. We strive
to develop courses so you have fun learning:
flinging, spinning, and conducting acts of
physical and mental creativity.
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