Agile is a project management and product development methodology that emphasizes flexibility, iterative development, collaboration, and adaptability. Common frameworks that implement Agile principles include:
Scrum (Option A): A widely used Agile framework where work is divided into time-boxed sprints, roles are clearly defined (Scrum Master, Product Owner, Development Team), and progress is tracked via tools like burn down charts.
Kanban (Option B): A visual Agile method that manages workflow using a pull-based system with Kanban boards to visualize tasks and control work in progress (WIP).
Extreme Programming (XP, Option D): Another Agile method that focuses on high-quality software through technical practices like continuous integration, test-driven development (TDD), and pair programming.
By contrast:
Six Sigma (Option C): Six Sigma is a process improvement methodology that emphasizes reducing defects and improving quality through statistical analysis. It is not considered an Agile implementation framework.
Thus, the correct answer is Six Sigma (C).
[Reference:, DASCA Data Scientist Knowledge Framework (DSKF) – Agile Methodologies and Project Management in Data Science., ]
