
Uncover why agile delivers faster, adaptive results for modern projects and glimpse a day in the life of a Scrum Master through practical, hands-on activities.
Learn how agile delivers value faster through an iterative, incremental approach that emphasizes small deliverables, constant client feedback, and prioritization to react to changing requirements.
Compare how agile differs from traditional software development in development and delivery across five perspectives: iterative development, incremental delivery, adaptability, smaller cross-functional teams, and frequent client feedback, contrasting with waterfall.
See how agile differs from traditional methods with adaptive planning and non-linear progress, where changes occur anytime and plans adapt to reality as cross-functional teams coordinate closely.
Explore the Agile Manifesto's four core values: individuals and interactions over processes and tools, working software over documentation, customer collaboration over contract negotiation, and responding to change over a plan.
Discover how the 12 agile principles align with the four core values—working software, customer collaboration, individuals and interactions, and responding to change—through hands-on matching.
Explain the scrum team roles: business owner, product owner, Scrum Master, and developers, and how they use the product backlog and agile ceremonies to deliver a mobile app.
Steer the product owner role by bridging stakeholders and the scrum team, balancing backlog items, defining testable acceptance criteria, and guiding decisions to deliver a valuable, market-aligned product.
Explore the Scrum master's accountabilities, from facilitating daily stand-ups and backlog grooming to managing the Scrum board and coaching agile practices for removing blockers.
Identify and avoid common Scrum Master mistakes by embracing a facilitator role, promoting self-organization, and fostering open, conflict-resolving collaboration to sustain team velocity and continuous improvement.
Learn how agile cross-functional development teams with T-shaped skills self-organize, own the sprint backlog, and foster continuous learning through process improvement, retrospectives, and knowledge sharing.
Foster open communication within the development team and with the product owner and Scrum Master, enabling cross-functional, self-organizing collaboration through sprint planning, daily standups, code reviews, and documentation.
Clarifies Scrum roles by guiding you to assign tasks to product owner, Scrum Master, or development team during events like sprint planning, standups, and retrospectives; emphasizes shared testing and collaboration.
Write user stories from a specific user, define the action, and specify the value to the user. Apply concise, independent, valuable, and testable criteria to ensure clear, testable requirements.
Evaluate well-written user stories by assessing conciseness, value, and testability with practical examples featuring a business manager, HR manager, security manager, and CEO.
Move from vision to a dynamic, prioritized product backlog comprising features, enhancements, and bug fixes, then refine and estimate items for the sprint backlog to deliver increments with transparency.
Master the definition of ready by aligning product owner and development team on clear criteria, prerequisites, acceptance criteria, and estimates to ensure smooth product backlog to sprint backlog transitions.
Define and manage the sprint backlog during sprint planning, prioritizing product backlog items, committing to work, breaking tasks into subtasks, and tracking progress to deliver a sprint increment.
Deliver tangible, additive product increments by applying the definition of done, product backlog, and sprint backlog, and verify with unit tests, functionality tests, and regression testing to ensure shippable usability.
Trace the end-to-end lifecycle of scrum artifacts, from product backlog to product increment, and apply the definition of ready and definition of done to validate flow.
Explore how Jira supports agile scrum, including creating projects and managing product and sprint backlogs. Move user stories across a scrum board from todo to done.
Engage in a hands-on Jira practice to create a scrum project, build a two-user-story product backlog, set a sprint backlog, assign stories, and break one into a subtask.
Break a user story into subtasks and a child story in Jira; fetch backend stock data and expose stock levels in the user interface, manage tasks on a scrum board.
Explore sprint planning, moving items from product backlog to sprint backlog, define a sprint goal, assign work, assess definition of ready, and estimate capacity with a safety buffer.
Discover how scrum estimates use story points to differentiate high-level backlog grooming from sprint planning, vary by complexity, scope, and uncertainty, and involve the team.
Learn a card-based effort estimation technique for scrum, known as poker planning, to estimate story points via team consensus, handle outliers and ties, and evaluate pros and cons.
Learn how the daily scrum delivers a short, timeboxed 15-minute standup where the development team shares yesterday's work, today's plan, and blockers with full team visibility.
Explore how a sprint review demonstrates the product increment to stakeholders, gathers external feedback, and updates the product backlog while ensuring the increment meets the definition of done.
Reflect on what went well and what could be improved to enhance sprint processes, tools, and interactions. Strengthen ownership and team morale by using a timeboxed retrospective to identify improvements.
Gain practical knowledge in agile scrum project management you can apply in work or studies, and share feedback to improve the course for future learners.
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Why this Course?
Learn Agile Scrum Methodology – Understand the Agile development process and how it improves project efficiency
Master Scrum Roles & Responsibilities – Gain insights into the Scrum Master career path, including key responsibilities
Prepare for Certification – Prepare for Scrum Master exam preparation and professional Scrum Master certification
Real-World Learning – Engage in daily stand-ups, Agile retrospective meetings, and sprint planning techniques
Hands-on JIRA Training – Learn how to use JIRA for Scrum software development and Agile project tracking
Course Highlights
Industry-Expert Instructor
Learn from a Senior Software Engineer with a PhD, AWS, and Cybersecurity certifications, specialising in Agile project management techniques and Scrum Master training
Practical Agile Skills
Understand the Scrum framework, Agile mindset, and essential Scrum project management practices to enhance your Agile team collaboration
Career-Boosting Content
Perfect for beginners and professionals looking to transition into Agile Scrum Master certification roles and expand career opportunities
What You’ll Learn
Agile Fundamentals: Explore the Agile Scrum methodology and its difference from traditional project management models like Waterfall
Agile Manifesto & Principles: Understand the core values and principles of Agile, which are crucial for mastering the Agile development process
Scrum Roles & Responsibilities: Learn about the Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Developer roles, including their real-world applications
Agile Team Collaboration: Discover how to improve team communication through Scrum daily stand-ups, Agile retrospective meetings, and sprint reviews
User Stories & Product Backlog: Master the art of writing effective user stories and managing a product backlog for better sprint planning
Scrum Software Development: Learn how Agile teams execute sprints efficiently, with a focus on Scrum software development techniques
Practice Activities & Hands-on JIRA Training
Sprint Planning Techniques: Create and refine user stories based on real-world scenarios
Scrum Master Fundamentals: Identify and classify Scrum roles, responsibilities, and accountabilities
Daily Stand-ups & Agile Meetings: Experience real-life case studies of Scrum daily stand-ups and Agile retrospective meetings
JIRA Practical Tasks: Manage product backlog, assign tasks, track sprint progress, and handle Scrum artifacts efficiently
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Who Is This Course For?
Aspiring Scrum Masters looking to start their Scrum Master career path and earn a professional Scrum Master certification
Project Managers & Team Leaders aiming to master Agile project management techniques
Developers & IT Professionals transitioning to Agile Scrum software development
Business Analysts & Product Owners wanting to improve Agile team collaboration and product backlog management
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