A Project-Based Introduction to Agile Software Development

Lainez, Marc; Deville, Yves; Dessy, Adrien; Dejemeppe, Cyrille; Mairy, Jean-Baptiste; Cauwelaert, Sascha Van

doi:10.4018/978-1-4666-5800-4.ch014

Overcoming Challenges in Software Engineering Education

2014

DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-5800-4.ch014

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A Project-Based Introduction to Agile Software Development

Marc Lainez¹,

Yves Deville

Adrien Dessy

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Abstract: This chapter shows how a lightweight Agile process has been used to introduce Agile project development to young computer science students. This experience has been conducted on a project aimed at developing Android applications. The context, the process, and the results of this experiment are described in this chapter.

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In this research we explore aspects of social interaction and community as they relate to success in project-based courses. Using specialized online community software consisting of social networking technologies and project-based wikis, project teams are able to collaborate and interact as they progress towards project milestones. Our study underscores the importance of sustained engagement as a means for fostering high levels of community and how these levels relate to project motivation and, ultimately, project success. Guided by a theoretical model that explains how individuals collaborate within online communities, we measure member perceptions of the software before and after our intervention. Survey results found that online learning community (OLC) software can successfully support learning and social interaction. These results are supported by a social network analysis (SNA), which shows high levels of individual engagement across the project lifecycle. Keywords: social networking, online learning community, wiki, project management, capstone project.

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