Scrum methodology

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Scrum methodology how it is different from uml or othr desing perspective

Posted 31-Jan-10 23:53pm

jameschowdary

Updated 6-Dec-17 3:38am

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BillW33 1-Sep-10 15:29pm

Reason for my vote of 2
Could get the idea that SCRUM and UML aren't related from the most basic Google or Wikipedia search.

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Solution 3

Scrum and UML are very different things.

Scrum is an iterative, incremental framework for agile software development.

Unified Modeling Language is a modeling tool.

Posted 23-Mar-10 7:14am

Abhinav S

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You can get a general knowledge of what SCRUM and UML are from a simple wikipedia search. See info on SCRUM here[^] and UML here[^].

Posted 1-Sep-10 9:26am

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#realJSOP · Accepted Answer · 2010-02-01T00:01:00

Solution 1

UML isn't a methodology. It's a modeling tool.

SCRUM relies on "sprints" that are typically 2-4 weeks of development followed by a release.

Posted 1-Feb-10 0:01am

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PratapBhaskar · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-23T05:36:00

Solution 2

SCRUM has nothing to do with the design of the software. Its a process of building the software.

It relies on small iterative development pattern where you code, test and document a feature in small durations

Posted 23-Mar-10 5:36am

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**Kunal Chowdhury «IN»** · Accepted Answer · 2010-03-23T07:17:00

Hi James,

All the answers mentioned earlier are right. UML is a designing tool whereas, SCRUM stands for agile methodology of development.

In this type of agile, you will have a small 2-4 weeks to develop some functionalities. It starts with planning where you will get some functionalities or bugs as stories. Then the whole team will do planning & breaking down the task. Development of the functionalities and testing by QA. At the last it ends with demo to the owner. The whole procedure stays long for 2-4 weeks (which is called as sprint). Everyday of the sprint starts with standup meeting with the team members on the previous day activity, that day's plan & any issues.

Do a quick search on Google to find out more on Scrum & Sprint.