Scrum is an agile software development process that addresses assumptions about software being difficult to predict, having emergent design qualities, and being complex. It was created by Schwaber and Beedle and aligns with the Agile Manifesto. The Scrum process involves sprints, daily stand-up meetings, and visible progression. It has advantages like improved decision making, less documentation needs, and daily updates, though it can be inaccurate for estimates, more suitable for smaller projects, and requires experienced teams.

1. SCRUM AGILE PROCESS

2. AGILE PROCESS
An agile process characterized in a manner
that addressed three assumptions about the
majority of software:-
 difficult to predict.
 software design and construction are enclosed.
 not as predictable

3. SCRUM AGILE PROCESS
 Agile software development method.
 Schwaber and Beedle.
 Agile manifesto.

4. SCRUM AGILE PROCESS

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Fig: Scrum Process Flow

6. SCRUM AGILE PROCESS

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❑ Advantages:
❑ Decision-making
❑ Documentation is not considered very significant for the
successful development
❑ Project development steps is visible in this method
❑ A daily meeting easily helps the developer.

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❑ Disadvantages:
❑ The estimating project costs and time will not be
accurate
❑ It is good for small, fast moving projects but not
suitable for large size projects
❑ This methodology needs experienced team
members only.

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