The Agile Methodology, originally used in software development, can be applied to teaching computer programming courses. This methodology emphasizes pair programming, where students work in pairs to solve problems and continuously switch roles. It also promotes coding over passive listening, encouraging active participation and practice during teaching sessions. Additionally, teachers play an active role as customers, refining their tasks and involving students in problem-solving. Lastly, course content flexibility and immediate corrections are important elements of this methodology, allowing teachers to adjust their teaching based on students' understanding.