Assignment 1
Assignment 1
Assignment 1
Wanda Alexander
system. Scrum is an agile process framework that has proven to work in project/product development
environments that experience rapid change and/or emergent requirements. The complexity in these efforts
can result from the domain, number of people involved, compression in time, emergent feedback and
more. Scrum is suited for projects that require the combined intellect of more than one individual. The
complex problems that are appropriate to tackle with Scrum require the combined focus of a team. The
Scrum framework is for more than just software development. It was born from the need to create
software, but is much more about enabling rapid intense human collaboration. Because Scrum enables
such rapid feedback, it has proven itself in many domains other than software and has become generally
applicable to cognitively intense knowledge work for teams. With Scrum, you can build and then apply
the intellectual muscle of a team. When Scrum is applied with care, a well-formed team becomes focused
2. Pretend that your instructor has asked you and two friends to create a Web page to describe the course
to potential students and provide current class information (example, syllabus, assignments, readings,
etc.) to current students. You have been assigned the role of leader, so you will need to coordinate your
activities and those of your classmates until the project is completed. Describe how you would apply the
project management techniques that you have learned in week 2 reading assignment (chapter 2) in this
situation. Include descriptions of how you would create a workplan, staff the project, and coordinate all
activities - yours and those of your classmates.
The workplan, task list and deliverables for the student web page development have been
described in chart format as seen below. The Gantt chart is included to display some of the tasks assigned
References
Alan Dennis, Barbara Haley Wixom & David Tegarden (2015), Systems Analysis & Design: An Object-
Oriented Approach with UML, 5th Edition, John Wiley & Sons