
Explore Jira basics and agile methodologies to plan, track projects using Scrum and Kanban boards, dashboards, workflows, backlog, sprints, and reports.
Explore agile and scrum fundamentals, including product owner, scrum master, and cross-functional teams. Describe how backlogs, sprints, daily scrums, and sprint reviews drive delivering working software and Jira boards.
Learn Jira basics: log in, navigate the dashboard, create projects and issues, manage backlogs and sprints, adjust notifications, and master workflows with transitions.
The lecture explains the scrum process in Jira, including creating and starting sprints, moving issues from the backlog to the sprint, completing sprints, and reviewing sprint reports.
Master Jira basics and agile workflow by exploring issue types, subtasks and stories, plus copying, cloning, linking, blocking, and converting between story and subtask, then labeling, editing, and logging work.
This course walks through all the core features and concepts of JIRA with real-world examples. JIRA upgraded their User Interface in cloud, it incorporates and uses some of the latest features released for JIRA Software on Cloud. We will be going over all new interface, features available on Feb 2018.
JIRA is a very comprehensive tool and one of the most popular agile project management tools out there. When used and configured correctly, it will help you work smarter, faster, collaborative and more efficiently.
STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE:
Session 1: Introduction to JIRA, features, References
Session 2: Agile, Scrum, Framework, Roles, Sprint, Backlogs, Planning, Review, Retrospective and Daily Scrum Meetings, References
Session 3:
JIRA Login, Dashboard, UI Components, Interface and Navigation, Project, Notification, Issues, Workflow and Transitions
Scrum process in JIRA, Create Sprint, Add Issues, Start and Complete Sprints, Sprint board state transitions, Sprint Reports
Session 5: Issue Types, Clone, Links, Subtasks, Convert Subtask to Issue and Visa-versa, Edit, Label, Share, Watch, Move, Logs, Comments