Scrum and Agile for LabVIEW Developers

Daniel Tobler, Zühlke Engineering AG

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A brief History of Software Development Processes

PredictivePre-Planned

AdaptiveTrial and Error

Single expertdevelopers

Waterfall

IterativeEarly RUP

Late RUP

Agile

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

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A brief History of Software Development Processes

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

Agile Manifesto (2001)Individuals and InteractionsWorking SoftwareCustomer RelationshipResponding to Change

Many agile methods:ATAM, AUP, Crystal,FDD, Scrum

Scrum and Kanbanare top dogs

First presentationof Scrum 1995

Analysis Paralysis (199x)

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A brief History of Software Development Processes

Analysis Paralysis (199x)

First presentationof Scrum 1995

Agile Manifesto (2001)Individuals and InteractionsWorking SoftwareCustomer RelationshipResponding to Change

Scrum and Kanbanare top dogs

Many agile methods:ATAM, AUP, Crystal,FDD, Scrum

1970 1980 1990 2000 2010

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Development of a Test System, Trial 1

Specification andRequirements

Project PlanArchitectureand Design

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Development of a Test System, Trial 1

Project Plan

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Development of a Test System, Trial 1

A wonderhappens

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… and your customeris not amused

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Development of a Test System, Trial 2

Risks,mostwantedfunctions

Dreams,Wishes

ProductBacklog

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Understood,Detailed

Sketchy

Goals

Features

Requirements

Top risks, architecturallyrelevant and most wantedfunctions UNDERSTOOD

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What is a Product Backlog?

ProductBacklog

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description

Software Tool or …

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ProductOwner

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ScrumMaster

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RetrospectiveDaily Scrum

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What is Scrum?

Scrum Guide, 16 pageswww.scrum.org/Scrum-Guide

From the inventors of Scrum:• Jeff Sutherland• Ken Schwaber

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What is Scrum?

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Review Sprint 4: What does it cost?

Sprints

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Answer:Release Burnup!

Done

Open

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How to story continues

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1. Install End of Money

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Scrum for LabVIEW?

• Do not Pre-Plan your projects.Inspect and Adapt!

• Do not Micro-Manage developers.Let them self-organize!Use Sprint Reviews and Burnupsfor Inspection.

• Scrum works for 3+ developers,but also a single developer can profit from Scrum!

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