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Challenging the Fundamental Notions of Software Development
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Robert N. Charette

Challenging conventional wisdom has yielded major breakthroughs, sometimes at the risk of heavy criticism. For example, such thinking, in large part, led to the agile software development movement. This paper by Dr. Robert Charette explores some of the assumptions that influence how we design and build information systems. The report poses questions such as: Why do you do the things in the way that you do them? What led you to do things this way? The object here is to not be bound by assumptions that limit how software is developed.

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... Agile methods are characterized by being lean, flexible and with a high degree of iterative development and involvement from different stakeholders (Loforte Ribeiro and Tim oteo Fernandes, 2010). Some of the best known agile methods include extreme programming (Angioni et al., 2006), Scrum in construction projects scrum (Sutherland, 1993;Schwaber, 1997), feature-driven development (Koch, 2005), dynamic system development method (Agile Business Consortium, 2020), adaptive software development (Highsmith, 2000), crystal (Cockburn, 1998) and lean software development (Charette, 2003) (Can os et al., 2003). Agile thinking acknowledges that changes will happen through the different phases of a project, and focuses on being proactive and ready to adapt to those changes (Abbas et al., 2008). ...

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Use of Scrum in the Rehabilitation of a Commercial Building in Peru
Challenging the Fundamental Notions of Software Development
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