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The Anatomy of a Successful Student Scrum Team: Motivation, Personalities, and Academic Adaptation
Agile methods, and Scrum in particular, are widely taught in software engineering education; however, there is limited empirical evidence on how these practices function in long-running, student-led projects under academic and hybrid work constraints. This paper presents a year-long case study of an
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