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Waterfall and Agile Basics

What Waterfall Looks Like

What Agile Looks Like: Scrum and Kanban

Choosing a Framework for Your Project

Matching the Method to the Work

Check Your Understanding: Methodologies

Blending Methods and Reporting Across a Portfolio

When Blending Makes Sense

Reporting on a Blended Portfolio

Module Checkpoint: Choosing the Right Methodology

How to choose between waterfall, agile, and a blended approach depending on a project's complexity, and how to report on a mixed portfolio.

Waterfall and agile aren't rival philosophies — they're tools suited to different kinds of work. This module covers what each looks like, how to choose between them, and how to blend both inside a single project or portfolio.

Choosing the Right Methodology

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