Agile Development and Version Control
Students implement scrum and sprint methodologies to manage a project, learning to use version control systems like Git.
Key Questions
- How do iterative development cycles improve the quality of the final product?
- What are the challenges of merging code from multiple developers simultaneously?
- Explain how team roles can be assigned to maximize the strengths of each member in an agile environment.
Common Core State Standards
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