Agile Scrum Fundamentals+Scrum Master+Scrum Certification

Name: Agile Scrum Fundamentals+Scrum Master+Scrum Certification
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Introduction to Lean | Agile Scrum Fundamentals + Agile and Scrum concepts + Overview of Scrum Agile

Created bySanjeev Raman

Last updated 7/2020

English

What you'll learn

History of Lean, Agile, and Scrum
Lean|Agile Mindset & Agile Values and Principles
How To Implement the Scrum Framework
How To Implement Kanban Systems Thinking
How To Implement Design Thinking and Lean Startup Concepts

Course content

3 sections • 16 lectures • 2h 49m total length

Aristotle to PDCA11:43
A look at Aristotle and the gradual scientific evolution of process, quality and change – the predecessor to the Agile and Scrum movement in the Industry
The History of Lean14:37
What is Lean. Who contributed to the Lean movement. Learn the values, principles, and practices of Lean, and how it applies in Agile.
The Dawn of Agile16:41
The evolution of Scrum from the Waterfall methodology, and how different it is from the Latter. The advantages of the iterative process. Introduction to the Agile Manifesto and 12 principles
Scrum Today and Tomorrow23:27
Overview of Scrum, Design Thinking, and Lean Startup – all frameworks and methods of Agile.

Introduction to Scrum12:18
Deeper look at the standard SDLC process (waterfall model/V model) and the struggles companies have with these models. And, why the Agile model can improve value delivery over the traditional methodologies.
Scrum Framework & Elements of Scrum11:24
Scrum Roles – Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Dev Team. Learn the responsibilities, why each role is important, and how they interact to form the Scrum Team.
Scrum Events14:40
Scrum Ceremonies – Sprint Planning, Daily Standup, Backlog Refinement, Sprint Review and Retrospective. Learn what takes place in each ceremony, and why its important.
Scrum Artifacts14:49
Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog and Estimations. Teaches terms like Velocity, Story points, and Planning Poker.
Monitoring Sprints14:58
Learn how to monitor the team’s progress via Burndown charts, story points, tasks, and Scrum boards.
The Origin of Scrum and Definition of Done12:16
Re-iterates in detail the Origins of Scrum, Definition of Done for User Stories, and the Scrum Guide by Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland {Give provision to download the copy of this guide}.

Sprint Planning4:15
The Scrum Master and the Product Owner along with the Dev Team will begin the planning of the sprint. They will discuss how much work can be done based on the team’s previous velocity or experience, and prioritization of the Backlog items
Daily Stand Up3:35
The Scrum Team meets every morning for 15 minutes to discuss what they are working on, what is completed, and impediments to the Sprint.
Sprint Review3:25
The Dev Team demos their work from the current Sprint to the Stakeholders and Product Owner for acceptance.
Sprint Retrospective3:32
The Scrum team reflects on how to improve for the next sprint and discusses what worked well.
Product Backlog Grooming5:37
This video is a one off from the first four simulations, and the last video in this course. The team is comprised of Super Heroes that come together with the Product Owner and Scrum Master to groom the next set of prioritized User Stories, in order to save the world
Case Study - SAFe Adoption for Chip Development1:50
This case study is about how SK Hynix Memory Solutions (SKHMS) a leading Chip provider adopts SAFe.

Requirements

No specific experience required, just an open mind to learning new ways of working and collaborating

Description

This course has been designed to take you through an interactive, Epic journey from the roots of Agile and Scrum to present day implementation strategies, and beyond. This well narrated, movie style course will show how to implement the Scrum constructs and the importance of the Lean|Agile mindset. The course will also cover the trending frameworks for innovation like Design Thinking and Lean Startup, and how it fits into the Scrum framework.

You will learn the roles, artifacts, and ceremonies of Scrum. Each Scrum ceremony will be simulated to illustrate the best practices. The course will also cover the trending frameworks for innovation like Design Thinking and Lean Startup, and how it fits into the Agile paradigm. At the end of the course, you can claim PDU and SEU credits from Project Management Institute and the Scrum Alliance, and review our real life Agile implementation case study.

Who this course is for:

Functional, Product, & Project Managers
Software Developers, Business Analysts, Testers, UX Engineers, DBAs (People that actively implement projects/solutions)
Corporate Leadership
Anyone interested in applying Lean|Agile values, principles, and practices in their life to be more efficient and effective in managing their work

Agile Scrum Fundamentals+Scrum Master+Scrum Certification

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History of Agile4 lectures • 1hr 6min

Scrum Framework6 lectures • 1hr 20min

Scrum Ceremonies(simulation)6 lectures • 22min

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