- what will students learn from the lesson/topic
- understands the value system behind agile development and the agile manifesto
- has an overview over different agile development approaches
- e.g. XP, SCRUM, Crystal, Lean Development
- knows factors for tailoring project specific agile approaches
- how to exercise the topic
- books we expects teachers to know or use for preparation
- Johanna Rothman, Manage it!, The Pragmatic programmers (see: the yellow sticky schedule..) (Hofstetter)
- Agile Estimating and Planning, Mike Cohn, Prentice Hall
Idea for an input:
The meaning of a "Critical Path" in agile projectmanagement -> "Der Staffelholztraeger", Objectspectrum 6/2007, Oesterreich/Lehmann, S. 27. (Hofstetter)
- books / web resources students should read for self study
- Jim Highsmith: Agile Software Development Ecosystems
- Mary & Tom Poppendiek: Lean Software Development
- Kent Beck: eXtreme Programming 2nd Ed.
- definition of expected prerequisites per topic/lesson
- potential guides for students to prepare