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In this course you will explore Agile testing, which because of its iterative and collaborative nature, everything changes a little, so you will examine precisely how testing is done in an Agile environment. You will then take a look at continual security testing, and integrating testing standards into Agile. In this 10-video course, learners will discover how to apply verification and validation for Agile programming, which are cornerstones of software and systems engineering. This leads into integrating metrics, which are just as important in Agile as they are in any other software engineering approach. The next tutorial covers Agile bug tracking, one of the most important things to document as soon as they are found. You will then learn about static code analysis, which is something from traditional software engineering that needs to be integrated into the Agile process as an important way to accomplish bug fixing, testing, and even verification. The final tutorial concerns the implementation of continuous integration techniques, which is continuous and ongoing throughout the entire Agile process.
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Duration: 00:35
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In this 7-video course, you will learn about Agile modeling, and how to model software in an Agile environment. You will then explore story-driven modeling. User stories are an integral part of the Agile process, one of the defining characteristics that separates Agile from other processes, which of course means that Agile modeling is story-driven, so learners will observe how to apply story-driven modeling. As these user stories are so important to all Agile development, including modeling and requirements gathering, then you must have secure user stories, so in the next tutorial you will learn how to ensure security. You will then examine and use specification by example, a cornerstone of Agile development, and one of the best ways to gather accurate specifications, which means functional specifications as well as secure specifications. The final tutorial concerns building secure user stories—user stories that focus on the security needs that allow stories to be transformed into requirements, goals, and objectives.
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Duration: 00:20
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Learners will discover how to gather Agile requirements, implement Agile processes, create a secure Agile software development (SD) lifecycle, implement Disciplined Agile Delivery, and apply best practices for secure SD in this 9-video course. First, you will take a look at Agile requirements, specifically at how to perform requirements gathering and management in an Agile environment. Next, learners will follow two tutorials on Agile techniques: Part A on defining Agile techniques including iterative delivery and the use of user stories, and part B on defining Agile techniques including the daily standup meeting, pair programming, Scrum events, and planning poker. Following on from this, you will learn how to create a secure Agile SDLC (software development lifecycle), to ensure that the software development, even in a fast-paced Agile environment, is secure. Learners will also discover how to implement Disciplined Agile Delivery, ensuring that things are kept to a schedule. In the final tutorial in this course, you will observe how to apply best practices for secure SD.
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Duration: 00:31
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In this 13-video course, learners can explore Agile programming concepts such as iterative software approaches, differences between Agile and Waterfall, and creating a secure Agile culture. Examine Scrum, Lean software, extreme programming, and rapid application development, along with several other topics. Begin the course with a look at iterative software development. This leads on to differentiating between Agile, one of the most widely used iterative development approaches, and Waterfall, the still used, traditional method. Then learn about integrating security into Agile and creating a secure Agile culture. Next, you will examine Scrum, an iterative development process designed for small teams, usually with 10 or fewer members; and then take a look at Lean software, and how it works. You will explore extreme programming and rapid application development (RAD). Learn the best practices for secure Agile development, and how to facilitate a secure organizational culture. In the final tutorial, you will learn about integrating secure methods into the Scrum approach.
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Duration: 00:48