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While various Agile methods have been around for centuries, they were formalized for software projects by the Manifesto for Agile Development. Scrum and Kanban are just two of over 50 methods that have evolved, following Agile principles. There are benefits and challenges to implementing Agile, and the methods may not be suitable for all projects and organizations.
Agile is about flexibility, not speed, as the name might imply. In this module, you will learn more about the history of Agile methods and the basic principles which guide them. There are many misconceptions about Agile, and following the foundational principles is critical for success.
The module covers the history of Agile methods and the basic principles that guide them, including what Agile is, its benefits and challenges, and what an Agile mindset is and how to apply it.
No. The course explains that Agile is about flexibility, not speed, as the name might imply, and it addresses the many misconceptions about Agile.
Not necessarily. The course notes that there are benefits and challenges to implementing Agile and that the methods may not be suitable for all projects and organizations.
It relates to Agile Coaching, Agile Management, Agile Methodology, Agile Project Management, Agile Projects, and Agile Software Development.
It includes lessons on Introduction, What is Agile?, The Benefits of Agile, The Challenges of Agile, What is an Agile Mindset?, Applying an Agile Mindset, and a Test Your Knowledge assessment.