
- Welcome message
- Course objectives
- Overview of Scrum.org certification
Discover what Scrum is and how it relates to the psm1 exam, explore the overview of scrum.org, and set a clear goal with a calendar date to complete the course.
- Definition and origin
- History of Scrum
Details of what to expect in order to get certified
Explore scrum theory and principles, pair with lean thinking, and understand scrum values to build a solid foundation for mastering scrum and passing the psm 1 exam.
3 pillars of empiricism
Lean thinking and how it is used in Scrum.
Lean thinking, a foundational element of scrum, maximizes value and minimizes waste by eliminating non-value work, amplifying learning through short cycles, and delivering high-value features for fast feedback.
Discuss the 5 scrum values.
- Overview of the Scrum team structure
- Responsibilities and skills of a Scrum Master
- Responsibilities and skills of a Product Owner
- Responsibilities and skills of the Developers
Explore the essential scrum events, sprint planning, daily scrum, sprint review, and sprint retrospective, and why they are crucial for a successful scrum.
Definition and time-boxing
- Purpose and process of Sprint planning
- Purpose and structure of Daily scrum
- Purpose and structure of the Sprint review
- Purpose and structure of the Sprint Retrospective
Learn sprint timeboxes and how the scrum master coordinates each event, from one month or less sprints and eight-hour planning to 15-minute daily scrums and 3-hour retrospectives.
Explore the Scrum artifacts, including the product backlog, sprint backlog, increments, and the definition of done; learn how these artifacts organize work and ensure value delivery.
- Definition and management of the Product Backlog
- Definition and management of the Sprint Backlog
- Definition and importance of an Increment
Define the definition of done as a clear, shared criterion across all product backlog items, agreed by the entire scrum team, so each increment meets it in every sprint.
- Addressing common issues in Scrum
Explore scrum tools such as Jira, Azor devops, and Trello, comparing backlog management, sprint plan management, scrum boards, burndown charts, and reporting for teams.
- Techniques for estimation
- Types of exams (PSM I, PSM II, etc.)
- Exam structure and format
- Effective study strategies and resources
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Are you ready to elevate your career and become a Professional Scrum Master? Whether you're new to Scrum or looking to refine your skills, this comprehensive course is your gateway to mastering the principles and practices of Scrum, one of the most popular Agile frameworks in the world.
What You'll Learn
- Foundations of Scrum: Understand the core principles and values that make Scrum effective.
- Roles and Responsibilities: Dive deep into the roles of the Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development Team.
- Sprint Planning and Execution: Learn how to plan, execute, and review sprints for continuous improvement.
- Facilitation Techniques: Master the art of facilitating Scrum events such as Daily Stand-ups, Sprint Reviews, and Retrospectives.
- Agile Mindset: Develop an Agile mindset to foster collaboration, innovation, and adaptability within your team.
- Practical Tools and Techniques: Gain hands-on experience with tools and techniques used by successful Scrum Masters.
Why This Course?
- Expert Instruction: Learn from an experienced and certified Scrum Master.
- Interactive Learning: Engage in interactive exercises, real-world case studies, and quizzes to reinforce your learning.
- Certification Preparation: Get ready to ace the Professional Scrum Master certification exam with our detailed exam preparation tips and practice questions.
- Career Advancement: Open doors to new career opportunities and stand out in the job market with your Scrum Master skills.
Who Should Enroll?
- Aspiring Scrum Masters looking to kickstart their careers.
- Existing Scrum Masters seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge.
- Project Managers and Team Leaders transitioning to Agile frameworks.
- Software Developers and IT Professionals interested in Agile methodologies.
- Anyone interested in learning how to effectively implement Scrum in their organization.
Join Now and Start Your Journey to Success!