Hybrid Agile Scrum

There is one lecture in this section. When you master the material in this lecture, you will know the origin of Agile, its principles, values, and mindset.

This is the first of five lectures that describe the Scrum framework. When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to explain Scrum theory and values, Scrum formal events, and the basic Scrum process.

This is the second of five lectures that describe the Scrum framework. When you master the material in this lecture, you will have a fundamental understanding of the Product Backlog, Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, and Sprint Backlog.

This is the third of five lectures that describe the Scrum framework. When you master the material in this lecture, you will have a basic understanding of The Sprint, Automated Testing, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective, and Product Increment.

This is the fourth of five  lectures on the Scrum framework.  When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to discusses the Scrum Status Board. Virtual Versus Physical Boards, and the Performance Burndown Chart.

This is the fifth and last  lecture in Section 3. When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to discuss the Risk Burndown Chart and the role of Repeatable Procedures. 

This is the first of four lectures on Hybrid Project Design. It describes three project approaches. When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to describe the key characteristic of each approach.

This is the second for four lectures on Hybrid Project Design. When you master the material in this lecture, you will recognize the role of the work breakdown structure in a Hybrid Waterfall-Scrum Project.

This is the third of four lectures on Hybrid Project Design. When you master the material in this lecture, you will know the hybrid project key team roles, how project teams are staffed,  the role of project management software, and the importance of the project initiation meeting.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will recognize key activities in the design of the hybrid project described in this course.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to describe the roles of members of the hybrid project team, the nature of the project kickoff meeting, and the importance of the team charter.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to describe the selection of the Scrum Development Team and the importance of the organization's technical architecture.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to describe the Scrum of Scrums, Project Initiation Considerations, Project Kickoff Meeting, and the Team Charter.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to describe the foundation of WBS user stories, including their definition, role of the project plan, the Product Owner's responsibility, nature of WBS work packages and WBS dictionary, and enabling the data required.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will know the elements of WBS user stories, their effects on the product backlog, role of the WBS dictionary, impact of WBS tasks, writing WBS user stories, and who should write the WBS user stories.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to define stakeholder user story, describe the role of stakeholder feedback and user stories, explain how proficiency in writing user stories is gained through a user story workshop, understand how a user story workshop is conducted, and know the criteria for writing a user story.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to describe the criteria and format for user stories and how they are managed during the Scrum portion of the hybrid project.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to describe the story points method.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to describe the effect of risk and uncertainty on the story points method, how to calculate team velocity and project duration, and why re-estimating story points may be needed due to change.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will know the challenges to using the story points method.

When you master this material, you will be able to define the product backlog, the role of user stories in the product backlog, product backlog acceptance criteria, and prioritizing the product backlog.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will know why backlog items are prioritized, the several ways of doing the prioritization, and product backlog review considerations.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will understand product backlog review times and level of detail, the final mix of user stories, Scrum team and user participation in product backlog refinement, slicing user stories, and selecting items for the next sprint.

When you master the material in this lecture, you will know the sources and purpose of user acceptance criteria as well as the user acceptance criteria requirements. 

When you master the material in this lecture, you will be able to explain user story acceptance criteria, who has responsibility for the quality of the criteria, scheduling meetings about the criteria, and the relationship between the user acceptance criteria and the definition of done.