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This article presents some limitations of agile methods and the results of using Scrum in a specific project. It was found that good practices in development of human computer interfaces (HCI) have been left aside in favor of reducing sprint duration. Developers usually "listen to what customers say instead of watching what customers do". This behavior has a tendency to impact negatively...
Utilizing pair programming in the classroom requires specific classroom management techniques. We have created nine guidelines for successfully implementing pair programming in the classroom. These guidelines are based on pair programming experiences spanning seven years and over one thousand students at North Carolina State University. In Fall 2007, pair programming was adopted in the undergraduate...
Like any other quality attribute, usability imposes specific constraints on software components. Features that raise the software system's usability have to be considered from the earliest development stages. But, discovering and documenting usability features is likely to be beyond the usability knowledge of most requirements engineers, developers, and users. We propose an approach based on developing...
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