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Agile Software Development 2019/20 fall

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  • 03.09 - Introduction
    • Part 1 - Course organization
    • Part 2 - Agile Software Development Basics
    • Additional readings
      • "People, Process, and Product” by Dwayne Phillips
      • The agile manifesto and its history
      • Agile 101 by Agile Alliance
      • Münch, Jürgen, et al. Software process definition and management. Springer Science & Business Media, 2012. (Ch.1)
  • 10.09 - Test-Driven Development (TDD)
    • Slides
    • Additional readings
      • Test Driven Development: By Example, by Kent Beck
      • Agile Alliance: TDD
  • 17.09 - Handling requirements in ASD
    • Slides
    • Additional readings:
      • User Stories Applied, by Mike Cohn
      • How to split a user story
      • Kanban in 5 minutes
  • 24.09 - Code Refactoring
    • Slides
    • Additional readings:
      • Refactoring, by Martin Fowler and Kent Beck
      • Catalog of refactorings
      • Code smells and refactoring patterns
  • 01.10 - Agile Software Development with SCRUM
    • Slides
    • Exam warm up questions
    • Additional readings:
      • Agile Software Development with SCRUM, by Ken Schwaber y Mike Beedle
      • Scrum Guide
      • What is Nexus? An Introduction to the Framework for Scaling Scrum
      • Scaling Scrum with LeSS
  • 08.10 - Behaviour Driven Development (BDD)/Test-Driven Development(TDD) for Phoenix.
    • Handout Lecture #6
    • Aditional Readings:
      • Taxi Booking scenario
      • Agile Alliance: BDD
  • 15.10 - Phoenix app's architecture, a deep dive
    • Handout Lecture #7
    • Additional Reading:
      • Phoenix Plugs
      • Plug.Conn
  • 22.10 - Phoenix: Authentication and authorization.
    • Handout Lecture #8
    • Additional Reading:
      • Getting Started with Guardian
      • User Authentication with Guardian for Phoenix 1.3 Web Apps
  • 29.10 - Font-End Development with Vue.js (Guest lecturer: Hannes Aasamets, BigBank)
    • Slides
    • Demo app repository
  • 05.11 - Vue.js continued (Guest lecturer: Hannes Aasamets, BigBank)
  • 12.11 - Project (Independent Work)
  • 19.11 - Project (Independent Work)
  • 26.11 - Project (Independent Work)
  • 03.12 - Project (Independent Work)
  • 10.12 - Project (Independent Work)
  • 17.12 - Final Exam 1.
  • 08.01 - Final Exam 2.
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