Applying the Kanban method in problem-based project work: a case study in a manufacturing engineering bachelor’s programme at Aalborg University Copenhagen

Balve, Patrick; Krüger, Volker; Sørensen, Lene Tolstrup

doi:10.1080/03043797.2017.1350143

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“…Agile development includes several practices like extreme programming, Scrum, Test-driven development, and Crystal family [31], from which the most known and regularly used are Scrum, Extreme Programming (XP) and Kanban [25,89,10,11,82]. Scrum is an iterative, incremental and empirical method used to manage software development projects [43].…”

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Agile Effort Estimation: Comparing the Accuracy and Efficiency of Planning Poker, Bucket System, and Affinity Estimation Methods

Poženel,

Fürst,

Vavpotič

et al. 2023

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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Published studies on agile effort estimation predominantly focus on comparisons of the accuracy of different estimation methods, while efficiency comparisons, i.e. how much time the estimation methods consume was not in the forefront. However, for practical use in software development, the time required can be a very important cost factor for enterprises, especially when the accuracy of different agile effort estimations is similar. In this study, we thus try to advance the current standard accuracy comparison between methods by introducing efficiency, i.e. time it takes to use a method as an additional dimension of comparison. We conduct this comparison between three agile effort estimation methods that were not yet compared in the literature, namely, Planning Poker, Bucket System and Affinity Estimation. For the comparison, we used eight student teams with 29 students who had to use all the effort estimation methods during the course where they had to finish a programming project in 3 weeks. The results indicate that after the students get used to using the different methods the accuracy between them is not statistically significantly different, however, the efficiency is. On average, Bucket System and Affinity Estimation methods take half as much time as Planning Poker.

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Agile Effort Estimation: Comparing the Accuracy and Efficiency of Planning Poker, Bucket System, and Affinity Estimation Methods

Poženel,

Fürst,

Vavpotič

et al. 2023

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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“…The third level is PBL at the curriculum level, where PBL methods are used as the core learning method for the curriculum design of undergraduate or graduate programs. Several universities state that they adopt the curriculum-level PBL methods, including Aalborg University (Balve et al, 2017;Guerra, 2017), University College Dublin (Ahern, 2010), the Universidad Europea de Madrid (Terrón-López et al, 2017), and Clemson University (Qattawi et al, 2014). At this level, based on a combination of PBL practice types, the curriculums with progressive learning objectives in every academic year are designed to p omo e den longi dinal development.…”

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Professional Identity Development for Engineering Students in a PBL Context

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A Survey on Educational Processes Based on Agile, BPM, and PM

Bergaoui,

Ghannouchi

2024

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Applying the Kanban method in problem-based project work: a case study in a manufacturing engineering bachelor’s programme at Aalborg University Copenhagen

Cited by 6 publications

References 7 publications

Agile Effort Estimation: Comparing the Accuracy and Efficiency of Planning Poker, Bucket System, and Affinity Estimation Methods

Agile Effort Estimation: Comparing the Accuracy and Efficiency of Planning Poker, Bucket System, and Affinity Estimation Methods

Professional Identity Development for Engineering Students in a PBL Context

A Survey on Educational Processes Based on Agile, BPM, and PM

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