
Master the basics of agile scrum for software development by exploring the framework, roles, artifacts, events, and metrics. Differentiate agile from waterfall and review real world examples using practical resources.
Explore how Scrum and agile methods can benefit your work by contrasting traditional processes with agile practices and identifying areas in your professional or personal life to apply them.
Explore the Scrum framework's roles, events, and artifacts, from the product backlog and product owner prioritization to sprint planning, daily scrum, reviews, retrospectives, and pillars of transparency, inspection, and adaptation.
The lecture follows Sara, the customer side product owner, as she gathers broad requirements from stakeholders through workshops and interviews and refines them into a GIRoA backlog of epics.
Identify the development team's required skills based on project goals, then staff a cross-functional four-person team with UI design, database design, programming, and system testing, and self-organizes for sprint planning.
See the sprint backlog on a scrum board, with remaining days and a sprint goal, tracking items from to do through in progress, testing, acceptance test to done across epics.
Discover a sprint example with a two-week cycle featuring sprint planning on Tuesdays at 9:30, sprint review mondays, daily scrum mornings, retrospective after events, backlog refinement, and a downloadable template.
Explore estimation techniques for requirements, including our method, t-shirt sizes, and story points, and learn to estimate hours for development, testing, and acceptance with velocity and planning poker previews.
Use planning poker to engage the scrum team in estimating refined backlog work with cards or apps. Facilitate rounds, timebox discussions, and reach consensus by comparing high and low estimates.
See a real-world burn down for a sprint tracked in an automated burn down chart, updated as progress and comments convert 36 story points into real-time insights, including non-working days.
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Learn the Foundations of the Scrum Framework and Agile principles
Join me on this ride to learn the ins and outs of Agile Scrum and engage with other Scrum professionals in no time. I have filled this course with plenty of real world examples to relate to your own work. Also included are downloadable templates for use in your own projects. After taking this course you will have a solid foundation of Scrum and Agile Principles.
What will you learn?
Master key concepts of Scrum and Agile Principles
Set up and run successful projects using the Scrum Framework
Deliver projects on time and budget using Scrum
Confidently use Scrum lingo with other Scrum professionals
Provide real business value using Scrum
Roles, Events and Artifacts - what they are and when to use what
Metrics to use with Scrum - which they are and how to use them
Difference between Agile Scrum and Traditional Project Management and Waterfall
What do you get?
High-quality video lectures
Real world examples of how Scrum is applied
Downloadable templates for use in your own projects
Quizzes after each section to test your knowledge
1-on-1 support anytime you have a question
Lifetime access to the full course
A certificate of completion
Why this course?
I designed this course to be time efficient, clear and to the point with no nonsense or unnecessary fluff
Your success is my main focus! I bring this mindset into the design, layout and teaching techniques of my courses
Benefit from my 15+ years of experience using Scrum successfully in numerous small and large projects, with single and multiple teams
Solid track record of implementing and using Scrum, Scaled Scrum (LeSS) and Agile principles in organizations
Certified Scrum Master and avid student of Advanced Scrum Master techniques
This course is specifically for:
Beginners
People who want to learn about Scrum and Agile concepts
People working as a Developer, Designer, Project Manager, Team Leader, Scrum Master, Business Analyst, Architect, Manager, etc
People looking to pursue a Scrum Master Certification or aspire to become a Professional Scrum Master (PSM)
This course is not suitable for:
Scrum experts or Advanced Scrum students
People who prefer quantity over quality
Do I get a guarantee?
Yes, you do! In addition to everything you will learn as outlined above, you will also get access to the very same templates that I use in my projects, which you can use in yours. At the end of the course, I will give you my recommendation of what next steps you can take. Should you still not be satisfied at the end of the course, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, which makes it 100% risk-free for you. So go ahead and click the "Buy now" button to try it out!