Adams, Paul J and Boldyreff, Cornelia
(2005)
Towards the effective distribution of agile practice.
University of Lincoln.
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Abstract
The agile methods are quickly gaining notoriety amongst
software engineers. Having been developed over the past decade, they now present a mature, lightweight alternative to the "classic" approaches to software engineering. Although agile methods have solved some of the problems of established software engineering practice, they
have created some problems of their own. Most importantly, we can infer a, potentially problematic, requirement of collocation. In this research I intend to develop a system that will allow the effective distribution of agile practice, with a particular focus on the eXtreme Programming method. This paper discusses the motivation for this research and outlines the proposed research method and evaluation.
Additional Information: | The agile methods are quickly gaining notoriety amongst
software engineers. Having been developed over the past decade, they now present a mature, lightweight alternative to the "classic" approaches to software engineering. Although agile methods have solved some of the problems of established software engineering practice, they
have created some problems of their own. Most importantly, we can infer a, potentially problematic, requirement of collocation. In this research I intend to develop a system that will allow the effective distribution of agile practice, with a particular focus on the eXtreme Programming method. This paper discusses the motivation for this research and outlines the proposed research method and evaluation. |
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Keywords: | Software engineering |
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Subjects: | G Mathematical and Computer Sciences > G600 Software Engineering |
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Divisions: | College of Science > School of Computer Science |
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ID Code: | 48 |
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Deposited On: | 04 Apr 2005 |
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