
explore the waterfall model as a linear, sequential project approach and compare it with agile, highlighting why customer-focused solutions emerged from a shift away from system-centric practices.
The waterfall approach delays value delivery by reworking requirements and planning for changes, causing budget overruns and extended timelines in software projects.
Examine Scrum and Kanban frameworks, contrasting sprint-based delivery with velocity against continuous delivery with lead time and cycle time, and key roles.
Agile teams use planning poker with Fibonacci numbers and t-shirt sizing to estimate user stories, align on effort, commit to sprint work, and forecast delivery.
Learn how the product backlog prioritizes user stories for early delivery and how backlog refinement, using Kanban or Scrum, keeps it properly prioritized with new stories, estimates, and splits.
Understand sprints as the heartbeat of scrum: fixed one-month-or-less timeboxes with planning, scrum, review, and retrospective, where work and backlog refinement occur and changes must not endanger the sprint goal.
Plan the sprint during sprint planning by using the product backlog as input to decide who will work and what will be completed, producing a sprint backlog and sprint goal.
Become an effective Scrum Master, a true Servant-Leader in the Agile world.
When I went for my Scrum certification, I was very upset to see the standards that are set out there. I learned that getting a Scrum certificate is as simple as spending a few bucks without even preparing for or giving the exam. Such people out there are calling themselves true agilest.
I have made this easy-to-understand Agile Scrum course that will help learn the real values of Agile and the practices that comes with it.
What's unique about this course:
- It is animated to keep it interactive and engaging.
- It is short and easy to understand, so you don't get bored along the way.
- It starts from the basics of project management to get them right first.
- It covers all major aspects with examples (Waterfall, Agile, Scrum).
- It deep dives into every single Scrum ceremony for better understanding.
- It has a free workbook that will help you practice all the Scrum ceremonies without worrying about templates.
- The special video in the end is a life changer if you carefully understand and apply the techniques.
Who is this course for?
- This course is for people who are either exploring the IT Project Management role or are already in it and want to advance in their career.
- This course is also good for people who are in leadership roles and has a team to manage
Looking forward to seeing you in the course :)