Like the XP agile development, Scrum is one of the most widely used agile methodologies. It is a project management framework and relies on agile framework values and principles. It defines set of artifacts for which are being used by the developers to organize the given tasks. Among these artifacts are “Product Backlog” and “Development Sprints”. In your own words, explain these two artifacts. Answer:   Product backlog:   Development Sprints:

Which approach-agile or waterfall-do you think is better for a project with clear objectives and little likelihood of failure? Why? Why? Include at least two references to support your claim.

In agile development and how can requirements gathering techniques be adapted to effectively capture user needs and project goals while remaining flexible enough to accommodate changes and unforeseen challenges throughout the development process?

In the context of Software Development Project Methodologies, which of the following statements best distinguishes between the traditional Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) approach, the Agile methodology, and Scrum? SDLC focuses on a sequential progression through stages, while Agile promotes iterative and incremental development, and Scrum is a specific Agile framework that uses time-boxed sprints and ceremonies to facilitate team collaboration and project management   SDLC emphasizes adaptability and iterative development, while Agile follows a rigid and linear process, and Scrum is a specific Agile framework that relies on fixed-length iterations   Agile focuses on long-term planning and fixed project requirements, while SDLC allows for more flexibility and changes throughout the development process, and Scrum promotes adaptive planning and continuous improvement   Agile is exclusively used for small-scale projects, while SDLC is suitable only for large-scale, complex…