
Discover how agile centers on people and collaboration to deliver valuable software early, embrace changing requirements, and prioritize customer collaboration over contract negotiation and sustainable development.
Learn how Scrum teams organize work around team members, product owners, and Scrum masters, with dedicated product ownership, backlog management, sprint scope, and t-shaped skills.
Learn to write lean, testable user stories that drive agile requirements, maintain a prioritized product backlog, and guide conversations between product owners and teams.
Explore how agile backlogs use product backlog items, user stories, acceptance criteria, and sprint backlog, with story points and velocity to plan sprints.
Business Analysts have a wide range of feelings about Agile.
Some love it. It’s a fast and nimble way to develop products, and you can be very productive in relatively little time.
Others hate it, because it is radically different from traditional control-oriented project approaches, and they struggle to understand their value and role when documentation takes a back seat.
And many others like the idea of Agile, but realize that it’s a tricky thing to get right – especially with very large organizations which have documentation and processes deeply engrained in their cultures.
If any of these statements sounds familiar, we designed this course for you.
There is a lot of training out there for agile teams, but agile BAs have very specific needs that haven’t been addressed… (until now)
That’s why we developed this course – to give you a basis on which to build an excellent BA career in any agile environment.
In this clear, concise, and easy-to-follow course, you will learn:
… all while learning the ropes from a seasoned expert and business analysis executive.
By the end of the course, you’ll have more than just knowledge… You’ll have the practice and practical experience you need to feel confident on the job.