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Agile Scrum Project Management
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Agile Scrum Project Management

Agile Project Management | Scrum Roles | Artefacts | Events | Planning and Estimation | User Stories | PDUs
Created byiSmart Training and Coaching
Last updated 2/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Scrum Framework
  • Scrum Roles, Artefacts and Events
  • User Stories
  • Agile estimation and planning

Course content

1 section • 7 lectures • 2h 9m total length

  • What is Scrum?26:50

    Understand Scrum framework.  Scrum end to end cycle and how it works iteratively and incrementally incorporating customer feedbacks to maximum value delivery.  This session also covers about Scrum roles, events, and different artefacts produced on the Agile Scrum projects.

  • Scrum Roles14:10

    Understand roles and responsibilities of the three different roles defined in Scrum Framework.  Learn with examples how does it work on the real projects.  How all these three roles plays and important role in maximizing the value delivery. 

  • Scrum Events/Meetings16:17

    Learn about different Scrum events conducted on the agile project.  The session covers about how to run Sprint planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review Meeting, Sprint Retrospectives, and Backlog refinement events.  Understand how these events are facilitated with real life project examples using Jira tool.

  • Scrum Artefacts15:59

    Learn about different Scrum artefacts produced on the agile project.  The session covers about how to effectively use these artefacts while making preventive and corrective decisions while maximizing the customer value delivery.  Real life project examples covered in the session helps in gaining the better understanding of these artefacts. 

  • DOR (Definition Of Ready) and DoD (Definition of Done)15:35

    The DoD (Definition of Done) and DoR (Definition of Ready) helps in making sure that the quality is built in the product/service and not just inspected.  Having well defined DoD and DoR ensure a common understanding of what ''done'' means which improve transparency and avoids re-work.  The session covers real project examples of DoD and DoR which makes it easy for learners to relate to their work.

  • User Stories15:35

    How to write a user story, different templates used to write user stories.  What are the components of well defined user story.  The acceptance criteria is an important element of a user story.  The session covers about who defines it and how can we engage customers/end users in defining the acceptance criteria.  The well defined user story helps in making sure that there is a common understand with the customer/business/end users in terms of their expectations which avoids scope creep.

  • Agile Estimation and Planning25:27

    Every customer wants to know when they are getting the delivery of their product.  This session covers about how to use relative sizing and an abstract way of estimation to arrive at the release plan.  How to engage with customers early and continuously in the process to make sure there is a transparency and shared ownership.

Requirements

  • None

Description

Customer Centric Scrum training program provides you is designed to learn how to use agile ways of working to deliver maximum value to customers or businesses. The course strengthens the foundation knowledge and skills about agile ways of working using Scrum applied to manage project/programs, product development, service management, process improvement, and continuous improvement.  You can also apply agile ways of working to self-improvement and developing a growth mindset.

The course covers about Scrum framework based on the latest version of the Scrum Guide.

The course is very helpful to people appearing for agile Scrum or project management certifications. You can also claim professional development units (PDUs) or SEUs (Scrum Education Units) required as a prerequisite or renewal of agile or project management certifications.

What's In It for You?

This course will challenge your status quo and help you get out of your comfort zone. Working out of your stretched zone will bring more innovation and creativity, and highlight your contribution in delivering your project/program/product/services.  Aligning your mindset to agile ways of working will give self-satisfaction and a sense of achievement as you deliver value to the customer early and continuously. The growth mindset you develop will help you, in the long run, foster your career growth, collaborate effectively, and work together with people.


Course Overview

  • What is Scrum?

  • Scrum Roles, Events, Artefacts

  • Writing User Stories

  • Definition of Done (DoD) and Definition of Ready (DoR)

  • Agile Estimation and Planning

Who this course is for:

  • Anyone who wants to learn about Agile Scrum Framework to manage project and product development.

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