Scrum Fundamentals
What you'll learn
- Scrum Framework
- Scrum Values
- Agile Philosophy
- Role of the Product Owner
- Role of the Scrum Master
- Role of the Development Team
- Sprint Planning
- Daily Scrum
- Sprint Review
- Sprint Retrospective
- The Sprint
- Product Backlog
- Sprint Backlog
- The Increment
- Product Backlog Refinement
- Monitoring Progress Toward a Goal
- Most Importantly: Applying it all In Real Life!
Course content
- 00:55Reading: Agile Overview
- Preview05:38
- Preview11:13
- 07:20Video: Agile Umbrella
- 7 questionsQuiz: Agile Manifesto
- 00:09Learning Log: Agile Philosophy
Requirements
- No
- This course is made for people new to Scrum, as well as Scrum practitioners looking for a boost
Description
An Online Class Created for Humans
The course is way more than a collection of online videos. It’s real online training
It covers most of the material of two-day in-person courses, but at a level of depth appropriate for remote learning
The 12 modules average 25 minutes in length, so you can make meaningful progress in small increments.
Videos are under 10 minutes, allowing learners to stay focused and retain information
Designed for adult learners, each crisp and clean module includes a brief introductory exercise to engage learners, a video explaining the topic, exercises to reinforce the concepts from the video and a learning log to reflect on what they learned
The Theory and the Reality
Fake Agile and Scrum charlatans run amok. In this course you will learn how proper Scrum works, because this course was created by Agile pioneers who’ve been on the hook for making it work. You will learn lessons gained from the trenches. There is a continual focus on what works well, where teams fall short and common dysfunctions to avoid.
This course embodies agility In Real Life. Learn from people who have been there.
You will learn the right way to practice Scrum, as detailed in the Scrum Guide
You will also hear knowledge gained from the trenches. There is a continual focus on what works well, where teams fall short and what common dysfunctions do you need to look out for.
All of that in a format that allows people to work at their pace, on their time, for a fraction of the cost of in-person training classes.
Don’t Be a Poser
Don’t fake it - own it! The human capacity to detect a poser is immediate. With this course, feigning a working proficiency with Scrum is unnecessary. Scrum Fundamentals is designed for:
People new to Scrum, to gain a solid foundation of the theory AND the practice.
People working in Scrum who seek a quick, easy, and reliable recalibration.
Companies who want a common foundation of knowledge and language.
People who have a stake in the success of a product or service being developed using the Scrum framework
Who this course is for:
- Employees preparing for an Agile implementation at their company
- Aspiring Product Owners looking for a jump-start on their new job
- Business professionals interested to learn about Scrum
- Agile practitioners looking for a brush-up on Scrum fundamentals
- Experienced professionals transitioning into Scrum Master roles
- People in job transition looking to add Scrum to their list of skills
Instructor
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Jeff is a Partner at agilityIRL, where he focuses on coaching at the team and leadership levels as well as training individuals and organizations. He takes pride in his ability to help teams reach their full potential while helping the organization support team success.
Jeff’s extensive consulting experience has exposed him to a wide variety organizations and industries with uniquely different paths to success. In the earlier stages of his career, Jeff held development, business analysis and testing roles before moving into project management where he spent 10 years as a PMP-certified project manager, managing large programs for a variety of Fortune 500 clients.
This wide-ranging background led Jeff to eventually focus on Agile development, working as a Scrum Master and Program Manager in Agile environments. He has worked on and with Agile teams in a variety of industries and environments where he’s seen Agile work in industries as diverse as medical device manufacturing and online retail.
As an Agile coach and trainer, Jeff is able to leverage his unique experience to help organizations gain a clearer picture of their full operating system in order to identify their true constraints and opportunities and unlock their full potential through the application of Agile.
For the record, Jeff’s Agile certification credentials include: A-CSM, CSPO, CLP, SPC, CARS, and he still has his PMP