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Agile development for real-time: Embedded applications, Part 2: Define the sprint goal and align the test cases

Justin Dyer (jdyer@us.ibm.com), Systems Solution Architect, IBM
Justin Dyer is a Systems Solutions Architect at IBM Rational, a leading producer of tools for real-time systems and software development. Since joining IBM Rational (formerly Telelogic and I-Logix) in 1999, he has provided process and tool consulting and training to over 50 industry-leading corporations and government organizations. Justin's most recent focus has been in the area of model driven development for real-time\embedded systems and software. He is intimately familiar with the most widely used modeling languages including UML 2, SysML and DoDAF and he is an expert in the use of Rational Rhapsody for model driven development.

Summary:  Part 2 of this demo series shows you how to use Rational Team Concert to define the sprint goal, or next iteration, assign items to the backlog, and align test cases.

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Date:  02 Sep 2010
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Part 2 of this demo series shows you how to use Rational® Team Concert to define the sprint goal, or next iteration, assign items to the backlog, and align test cases. Part 1 started this series by showing you how to create a new requirement.

See a day in the life of an agile development team in this 6-part demo series. From a requirement to the final test run, watch how the team solves a problem using Rational software. You'll see demos of Rational Team Concert, Rational DOORS, Rational Rhapsody, and Rational Quality Manager.

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Justin Dyer is a Systems Solutions Architect at IBM Rational, a leading producer of tools for real-time systems and software development. Since joining IBM Rational (formerly Telelogic and I-Logix) in 1999, he has provided process and tool consulting and training to over 50 industry-leading corporations and government organizations. Justin's most recent focus has been in the area of model driven development for real-time\embedded systems and software. He is intimately familiar with the most widely used modeling languages including UML 2, SysML and DoDAF and he is an expert in the use of Rational Rhapsody for model driven development.

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