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Scrum for Hardware Design 🔍
DAVID G. ULLMAN David G. Ullman LLC., 1, 2019
English [en] · PDF · 4.6MB · 2019 · 📘 Book (non-fiction) · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/nexusstc/zlib · Save
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Scrum is a widely used software design Agile process. Scrum for Hardware Design customizes the scrum process for hardware and system design. It builds the process with the thirteen steps needed to design hardware and weaves them with traditional mechanical design best practices. Further, it provides two case studies; one from industry – Saab Aerospace's design of the Gripen E fighter; and one from academia – a student team designing a prosthesis.
Scrum for Hardware Design is a supplement to The Mechanical Design Process, 6th edition adding material on Scrum to the design best practices presented there. The two new Scrum case studies add to those already available in The Mechanical Design Process Case Studies also by David G. Ullman.
All books by David G. Ullman and additional supplemental material is available at www.mechdesignprocess.com.
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Preface
Scrum for Hardware Design
Introduction
Hardware Design Process
The Scrum Building Blocks
Organize
Plan the Project
Do - The Design Cycle
Review
Start Next Sprint Cycle
Mixing Scrum and Waterfall
Sources
Appendix A: A Glossary of Agile/Scrum Terms
Appendix B: Hardware Challenges
Sources
A Student Team Designs a Prosthetic Arm Using Scrum Methods
Introduction
Background
The Tools
The Process
What Was Learned
Agile Design of an Agile Fighter at Saab Aerospace
Background
The Use of Scrum at Saab
Focus of the case study
Teams
Requirements and Stories in the Product Backlog
Tasks
Connected by Stable Fixed Interfaces
Retrospective
Conclusion
About the Author
date open sourced
2022-05-11
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