Would the traditional waterfall model or the spiral model be suitable? Or perhaps, SCRUM with Agile management would be best bet?
thanks in advance
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The less methodology the better. Agile would probably come close, but I'm not sure how much good activities like poker-planning or timeboxing would do for a research project. There's an organizational method (seems like a variant on Agile but lighter-weight) called GTD that might be a better fit.
Nathan Hughes
2010-10-21 21:24:07
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Since requirements are in flux during experimental/research development, some kind of agile approach would be in order.
How do you do a waterfall approach when you haven't done the research yet?
Robert Harvey
2010-10-21 21:25:23
perhaps you're right. I think i will follow a more agile approach
Theresonly1
2010-10-28 13:12:50