EG 4366
Agile System Development.
St. Mary's University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course provides a comprehensive understanding of Agile methodologies for building cost-effective and high-quality systems. Students learn fundamental Agile concepts including Scrum framework, Kanban, product and sprint backlogs, and user-centered design through design thinking and design sprints. Core topics include requirements prioritization, project management using industry-standard tools (Jira), lean practices including Lean UX, and emerging DevOps practices. Students gain hands-on experience organizing and managing Agile projects, developing user-centered products, and applying Scrum and Kanban tools and techniques. The course emphasizes practical application through team-based projects where students model, design, implement, and test systems or applications in an Agile setting. Students work collaboratively to develop high-quality solutions while applying industry-standard Agile practices and tools. The course prepares students to effectively operate in Agile environments and manage projects using contemporary methodologies. (Spring) Prerequisites: None.
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