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Sprints: Concept in Agile and Scrum

Sprints are short periods where the team sets realistic goals and completes them before the sprint finishes. Sprints help break down the big project into small tasks; sprints are efficient because the team can focus; sprints have daily stand meetings to get things running and locate blocking asap; sprints need to spare time and consider non-feature (not significant) but important tasks or procedures, like debugging, aligning team cognition, etc. to avoid tech debt (drawbacks

Trust Structure: Path Model

Family Members: Relation Trust Group/Society: Common Belief Trust Institutions: Authority Trust Strangers: Distributed Trust (Technology...

Coaching & Mentoring: Learning Method

The good thing about coaching is that both sides are learning: learners learn from experience, and coaches learn from revision and new...

Feynman Technique: A Learning Model

Want to learn new knowledge efficiently? Try Feynman Technique. Feynman Technique is: Learn about something first, and try to teach...

Seeding and Hill-Climbing

In the last blog I have talked a little bit of searching, in this blog I would like to share something about seeding and hill-climbing...

Searching basic: Depth-First and Width-First

Searching is a basic idea in AI. Because using AI is mainly about finding a solution to some problem, and the way computer utilized to find a solution is searching. In this blog I will talk about two basic searching concepts: depth-First Searching and Width-First Searching. Depth-First Searching: The concept of depth represents progress, percentage of completing, or level. Depth-First Searching aims at finding the entire solution one by one, no matter the solution is easy or

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