Comparing Extreme Programming and Waterfall Project Results

Hence upon completion of my 12th grade, I took up Computer Science and Engineering at the Sriguru Institute of Technology, India affiliated to Anna University which provided me the perfect platform for achieving academic excellence. In the course of my Undergraduation, my area of interest is C, Java, Computer Networks, Data Mining and Web Technologies. Studying aforementioned courses made my journey very interesting. Programming languages have given me the milieu to put theory into practice and have helped me keep my logical skills sharp and limpid. I did not limit myself to classroom learning but also explored various online courses. In this regard, I did several

Now it\ 's year three. The CEO wants to know your plan for sustaining market growth.

The project is Agile, i.e. it can quickly adapt to changes in requirements. Hence, this method has high success rates.

One of the initial steps in researching a problem is to know exactly what the problem is and compose a problem statement that unambiguously identifies and defines the problem to research. Sekaran (2003) said, “No amount of good research can find solutions to the situation, if the critical issue or the problem to be studied is not clearly pinpointed” (p. 69). The area of research for this paper focuses on software development, in particular, the study of agile software development methodologies and if these methodologies are successful in delivering software on time, within budget, and includes the requested features.

Using the Agile approach enabled us to organize the software project into chorological order from the User Requirements to the End product. The requirements were formed by meeting our client Fernando on regular bases discussing the requirements of the program. He would assure

methodology and how they can be implemented interactively. Agile is a much more adaptive method than

During my former experiences I have worked a lot in the competency of integrating technology. Where I was integrating few mechanics into programing languages.

There are various assessment methods that can be used in different scenarios for different reasons.

These techniques vary in the exact procedures and settings used to collect the information, and in their assumptions of the quality of the output gained (Bristol T & Fern E, 1993).

There are various assessment methods that can be used in different scenarios for different reasons.

should be taken in choosing them for applications. However, these applications could differ in terms

Do some outside searches to determine an understanding of the Boehm- Waterfall Software engineering methodology. How does this relate to the SDLC?

It has been mentioned in previous section that the sponsor’s company is SME, hence, the research method for this dissertation are better in focusing an in-depth understanding since it is of a

Thus, after gaining few months of teaching experience, I started to take the tution classes of secondary level students, helping them with assignments and exam preparation. During these moments, I recognize how to cope and deal with the students, and motivate them appropriately for their bright future. The involvement in all these extra-curricular activities played an important role in developing my presentation, managerial, and speaking skills. Thereafter, finishing my undergraduate study, in order to further enhance my programming knowledge in C, C++ and JAVA, I started to work at Pokhara IT as a Junior Software Developer. This has provided me plenty of experience in coding, debugging and as well as documenting program. I believe my programming knowledge in C, C++, JAVA and Matlab will be an asset during my graduate

In this chapter of the research work, the review of related literature is presented under the following heading: