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Important Note: Agile can be thought of as multiple iterations of mini-waterfall-projects. Hence, the core requirements phase remains the same as the waterfall methodology. I would request you to please… Read more »

At the end of each sprint, you should have a product that is releasable to the customer. However, in the real world, you don’t always give each iteration to the… Read more »

What is Sprint? In an Agile environment, work on the product is done in iterations of 1-4 weeks called Sprints. This includes all the time spent in analysis, development, and… Read more »

Agile Business Analyst’s Typical Workday: Participate in daily scrum Assist the team Assist the Product Owner Manage products backlog and the story map Regular BA tasks An Agile BA has… Read more »

Agile is very light on documentation as clearly mentioned in its manifesto, “Working software over comprehensive documentation.” Hence, as BA our focus is to have just enough requirements to get… Read more »

Agile methodologies lack an explicit Business Analyst role. The earlier thought was that since the BAs are primarily focussed with documentation, and agile has minimum documentation there was no need… Read more »

You understood the scrum roles in brief earlier. Let us take a closer look at them. Teams: They may write a few user-stories but their main work is to elaborate… Read more »

Once you have understood the core concepts of Agile it is time for you to implement it. For this purpose, let us look at Scrum, a popular Agile framework. Why… Read more »

What is Agile? Agile is a new approach to run projects. E.g. Software, Products, Marketing Campaigns, Services, etc It is a way to create complex things collaboratively. The primary focus… Read more »

Module 1: Software Testing Overview Module 2: Software Testing Documentation Module 3: Software Testing Detailed Steps   The above articles are based on my notes and understanding from this Testing… Read more »