Abstract
Today software plays an increasingly important and central role in every aspect of everyday life. The number, size, complexity and application areas of the programs developed continue to grow. Many software products have serious problems in cost, timing and quality. It has become almost normal for software projects to exceed their planned cost and schedule. A significant number of development projects have never been completed and many of them have not met user requirements. Employers are not satisfied with new graduates for a variety of reasons (They do not know how to communicate. They do not have enough experience and preparation to work as a team member. They do not have the ability to manage their individual works efficiently and productively. This work was reconfigured and conducted with Scrum from the Agile methodologies of the System Analysis and Design course, which is especially taught in Vocational Schools and Engineering faculties. The recommended approach is available for software development departments. The suggested approach is applied in System Analysis and Design course.
Highlights
In this study, it was explained to reconstruct the System Analysis and Design course with Scrum which is one of the Agile technologies for the daily adaptation of the course in order to take the project course in the Higher Schools/Engineering Faculties
System Analysis and Design course is reorganized as content and operation to be used especially in computer sections
The proposed approach is influenced by new learning (Question 2) during software development
Summary
Many software products have serious problems in cost, timing and quality. It has become almost normal for software projects to exceed their planned cost and schedule. A significant number of development projects have never been completed and many of them have not met user requirements. Employers are not satisfied with new graduates for a variety of reasons They do not have enough experience and preparation to work as a team member. The recommended approach is available for software development departments. The suggested approach is applied in System Analysis and Design course
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