WEEK 2 - INFORMATICA

• Informatica
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 4

READY TO GO

• PHONES AWAY IN YOUR BAG
  
• TAKE OFF YOUR COAT SIT IN YOUR PLACE
  
• IF APPLICABLE SIT IN YOUR PLACE
  
• YOUR SCHOOL STUFF READY ON THE TABLE

THIS YEAR

• PROJECT (AGILE/SCRUM) ALL YEAR LONG WORKING MODERATELY
  
• WE ARE BUILDING A WEB APPLICATION
  
• EVERYONE WORKS INDIVIDUALLY
  
• BUT WE ARE BUILDING 1 WEB APPLICATION TOGETHER
  
• WE WILL TRY TO HACK WEB APPS FROM OTHER CLASSES

THIS PERIOD

PROJECT-MODERATE WORKING

SCRUM METHODOLOGY

INTERACTION AND USABILITY

HTML & CSS

SECURITY

NETWORK

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• THE STUDENT KNOWS WHY SCRUM IS USED
  
• THE STUDENT CAN NAME WHICH ROLES OCCUR IN SCRUM
  
• THE STUDENT CAN NAME THE PROCESSES OF SCRUM
  
• THE STUDENT CAN APPLY THE PROCESSES OF SCRUM IN A PROJECT

SCRUM WHAT IS THAT???

Quizlet

REFERENCE

https://fundament-online.nl/leeromgeving/content.php?id=49028

What is Scrum?

Scrum is an agile way to manage projects by breaking work into specific tasks.

Sprint Review and Retrospective: At the end of each sprint, the team reviews what they’ve done and discusses improvements.

Scrum Roles:

Product Owner: Decides what the team should work on.

Scrum Master: Helps the team stay focused.

Development Team: Does the actual work.

Scrum Framework:

Product Backlog: List of everything that needs to be done.

Scrum Framework

Product Backlog: List of everything that needs to be done.

Sprint: A short time (1-4 weeks) to complete specific tasks.

Sprint Review and Retrospective: At the end of each sprint, the team reviews what they’ve done and discusses improvements.

Activity:

 think of projects they’ve done in school. Could breaking the work into smaller pieces (like Scrum sprints) have helped?

Challenges:

Not enough teachers available in many regions.

Difficulty in matching teachers to schools quickly.

How does the shortage affect students, teachers, and schools? What solutions have been tried?

Topic 

the development of a live connection system for connecting people interested in secondary education across the Netherlands to address the teacher shortage, using Scrum methodology as the development approach.

What is a live connection system?

An online platform that connects qualified teachers or individuals interested in teaching with schools in need of staff.

How it works:

Teachers and potential candidates can register.

Schools post vacancies or needs.

The system matches people to schools based on location, skills, and availability.

Benefits

Quicker response to teacher shortages.

Connects schools to a larger pool of candidates.

Helps retired or part-time teachers find temporary or flexible teaching roles.

How Scrum helps build the live connection system

Product Backlog: Lists all the features needed, like user registration, matching algorithms, school profiles.

Sprints: The development team works on a few features at a time, like setting up the registration system in the first sprint.

Daily Stand-ups: The team meets daily to discuss progress and any obstacles.

Sprint Review: After each sprint, the team checks if the features work as planned.

Example Sprint:

Sprint Goal: Create a user-friendly registration form for teachers.

Tasks: Design the form, set up the database, test the form.

Do NOW ! 

Each group creates a product backlog for the live connection system.

They list features they think are important (e.g., user profiles, search functionality, messaging system).

SCRUM PROCESSES

SCRUM PROCESSES

EPIC and USER STORY

EXAMPLE USER STORY

DO YOU UNDERSTAND SCRUM SO FAR?????

not yet. I still want to practice with it.

a little bit, but I still want to practice.

a little bit. I need some more explanation.

good, but I still want to practice.

good. I think I can do it.

TO PRACTICE

1. DIVISION/DECOMPOSITION PROBLEM : POST IT
   
2. TIME NEEDED : POKER POINTS
   
3. POINTS???

TO ASK???

SUMMARY

• LEARNED WHAT SCRUM IS
• CAN APPLY SCRUM
• CAN DIVIDE A PROBLEM INTO SUB-PROBLEMS
• CAN PLAY POKER