A study on the methodology of Software Project Management used by students whether they are using an Agile or Waterfall methodology

There are many methodologies any developer can rely on in software development. These methodologies have been developed continuously due to growth in the requirements of the required programs and work environment. Each method, whether traditional project management or Agile project management, has strengths and weaknesses. For example, the difficulty of choosing the appropriate methodology that matches the quality of the requirements that we need to develop, or the team's focus on a method that they always rely on in their work style, can lead to a failure in the development process. One of the most popular methodologies today is Agile project management. It works in various fields and is not limited to software development only because of its strength to focus on delivering the product in the fastest time and at a lower cost. Instead, it is considered the pioneer in its various methods for managing software projects. From this point of view, we will compare and analysis the data collected from two colleges in Tripoli, Libya, in the field of Informatics. To find out the approved methodology the students used in their projects, the reasons for their selection, and the difficulties they encountered while following the chosen method.