
Master agile and scrum fundamentals through practical insights, outlining components: introduction to agile and scrum, visualization of work and planning, user stories and agile reporting, and agile planning and processing.
Explore Agile principles and Scrum basics, including self-managing, self-organizing cross-functional teams, iterative delivery, and customer feedback, with comparisons to waterfall, RUP, and Kanban.
Learn how Scrum applies the agile philosophy as a prescriptive framework of roles, artifacts, and fixed-length sprints to deliver a potentially shippable increment each iteration.
Review section 1 covers agile principles and methodologies, including agile philosophy and manifesto, and contrasts Waterfall, Kanban, and RUP with Scrum process, roles, teams, artifacts, and events.
Visualize work with a Kanban board to reveal done, in progress, and upcoming, enabling end-to-end ownership and transparent status. Embrace agile mindset and organization planning through cross-functional, autonomous teams.
Review section 2 covers visualizing work, boards, and how planning and training enable agile implementation, plus the impact of agile in the organization as we enter module three.
Explore user stories, the invest acronym, epics, and story points, and learn to read burndown charts and cumulative flow diagrams to track agile progress.
Review section 3 to refine user stories, understand their parts, estimate with story points, and visualize progress using burndown charts and the cumulative flow diagram.
Mastering agile and scrum explains how to manage the product backlog, plan sprints, run daily standups, review increments, and conduct retrospectives to improve team velocity.
Review the six main terms—product backlog, backlog refinement, sprint planning, sprint retrospective, sprint review, and daily standup, then reflect and share genuine feedback to help the instructor and others learn.
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Welcome to our comprehensive course on Agile and Scrum, designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to become a successful Agile leader. In this course, you will learn the fundamental principles of Agile, including the Agile Philosophy and Agile Manifesto. You will also gain a deep understanding of Scrum Roles, Scrum Events, and Artifacts, and how they differ from other development approaches. In addition, you will learn how to visualize work through boards, charts, and dashboards, and how to use these tools to stay focused and motivated.
This course also covers different Agile processes and planning meetings, including who drives these meetings and who can participate. You will learn how to deliver MVPs or MVSs within a sprint and how to convert your team into an Agile team, including the different roles and responsibilities within Agile teams. Moreover, you will discover the importance of sprint goals and milestones, as well as how to create good user stories and estimate them accurately.
Throughout the course, you will have access to quizzes to apply your learnings and test your understanding of the topics covered. By the end of this course, you will have the confidence to implement Agile and Scrum principles in your organization and drive successful project delivery. Join us today and start your journey towards becoming a proficient Agile leader!