May 13, 2024
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Agile Estimation is a technique used in Agile development to estimate the effort and time required to complete a project. It is a collaborative process that involves the entire team, and it is based on the idea that estimates are constantly evolving as the project progresses.
Why Learn Agile Estimation?
There are many benefits to learning Agile Estimation, including improved project planning and execution, increased team productivity, and reduced project risk.
Here are some specific reasons why you might want to learn Agile Estimation:
- To improve your project planning and execution. Agile Estimation can help you to create more accurate project plans, and it can also help you to identify and mitigate risks.
- To increase team productivity. Agile Estimation can help teams to work more efficiently and effectively, and it can also help to reduce rework.
- To reduce project risk. Agile Estimation can help you to identify and mitigate risks, and it can also help you to make better decisions.
- To improve your career prospects. Agile Estimation is a valuable skill that is in high demand, and it can help you to stand out from the competition.
How to Learn Agile Estimation
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Reading list
We've selected 13 books
that we think will supplement your
learning. Use these to
develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a
deeper understanding of the topics covered in
Agile Estimation.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Agile estimation techniques, including planning poker, affinity mapping, and decomposition. It is written by Mike Cohn, a leading expert in Agile development.
Introduces a powerful technique for Agile estimation and planning called user story mapping. It helps teams to create a visual representation of the user's journey through the product, which makes it easier to estimate the effort and time required to complete each feature.
Provides a practical guide to Agile development, including a chapter on Agile estimation. It is written by James Shore, a leading Agile coach and trainer.
Provides a comprehensive overview of software estimation techniques, including Agile estimation. It is written by Steve McConnell, a leading expert in software engineering.
This classic book on software engineering includes a chapter on estimation. It is written by Frederick P. Brooks, a leading computer scientist and the winner of the Turing Award.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Scrum, an Agile project management framework. It includes a chapter on Agile estimation.
Provides a practical guide to Lean software development, including a chapter on Agile estimation. It is written by Mary and Tom Poppendieck, leading experts in Lean software development.
Provides a practical guide to software development, including a chapter on Agile estimation. It is written by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas, leading experts in software development.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Scrum, an Agile project management framework. It includes a chapter on Agile estimation.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Extreme Programming (XP), an Agile software development methodology. It includes a chapter on Agile estimation.
Provides a practical guide to test-driven development, an Agile software development technique. It includes a chapter on Agile estimation.
Provides a practical guide to continuous delivery, an Agile software development practice. It includes a chapter on Agile estimation.
Novel that tells the story of a fictional IT manager who must save his company from disaster. It includes a chapter on Agile estimation.
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