
Identify and distinguish the eight types of product backlog items, including functional requirements, non-functional requirements, engineering improvement items, technical debt, known defects, refactoring, spikes and POCs, and retrospective improvement items.
Learn to craft user stories with acceptance criteria, estimate story points via planning poker, and use velocity to plan sprints and deliver value.
The agile development team is a cross-functional, self-organizing group of ten or fewer members, including designers, developers, and testers, who own technical decisions and sprint work.
Learn how burn down and burn up charts measure sprint progress, daily planning of tasks, and hours remaining to forecast deadlines and support transparent, realistic goals.
The Agile-Scrum is a product development methodology. Although primarily used in software projects, it can be used in any product development. Today, around 65% of projects use Scrum methodology due to its benefits over traditional project management, like small & frequent releases that provide value to the customer faster and at regular intervals. The principles help address the changes to the products based on the market dynamics and hence keep it competitive in the market. It promotes faster time to market, transparency, and visibility of progress at any level, it addresses risks throughout the project. It promotes continuous improvement to the product. The customer is usually happy and satisfied because the product increments at regular intervals, which helps them to keep generating money through the product development process. They are also involved in the product development daily, and hence have transparency and visibility of the progress.
This Agile-Scrum training covers, Scrum framework, fundamentals of Scrum, Sprint Planning, Estimations, Prioritization techniques, Daily Scrums, Increments, Reviews, and Retrospectives, Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Development Team, empiricism, 3 pillars of Scrum, Scrum values, product backlog, sprint backlog, sprint review and retrospective event.
This course also addresses the benefits of Agile, challenges, and when to use Agile-Scrum. Not all projects should be done using Agile.