Name: Scrum Fundamentals Certified Prep Course
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Last updated 6/2020

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What you'll learn

Scrum Fundamentals Certified (SFC™) course is tailored to help anyone interested to know more about Scrum; key concepts in Scrum as defined in the SBOK™ Guide
The purpose of the 'Scrum Fundamentals Certified' exam is to confirm you have basic understanding of the Scrum framework.
FC™ online course consists of high quality videos; interactive case studies; chapter tests; important terms and concepts; and more.
After attending this training, participants can take the SFC™ certification exam (a one hour unproctored exam), and get the highly valued SFC™ credential.

Course content

6 sections • 22 lectures • 4h 23m total length

Initiate15:46
Explore initiate phase of Scrum fundamentals, including create project vision, identify Scrum master and stakeholders, form the Scrum team, develop epics, create a prioritized product backlog, and conduct release planning.
Initiate
Plan and Estimate9:32
Explore the plan and estimate phase of Scrum, creating and estimating user stories with acceptance criteria, committing to outcomes, identifying and estimating tasks, and compiling a sprint backlog.
Plan and Estimate
Implement8:45
During the implement phase, the team executes sprint tasks to create deliverables, tracked on a scrum board with impediments logged. They perform daily standup and groom the prioritized product backlog.
Implement
Review and Retrospect4:15
Review and Retrospect
Release4:45
Deliver accepted deliverables to the customer and transition them per the release schedule. Conduct a retrospective project to identify, document, and internalize lessons and actionable improvements for future projects.
Release
Scaling Scrum2:03

Empirical Process Control8:38
Empirical Process Control
Self-organization5:29
Self-organization
Collaboration8:58
Collaboration
Value-based Prioritization6:43
Value-based Prioritization
Time-boxing6:13
Timeboxing in scrum fixes sprint and meeting durations, including daily standups of 15 minutes and sprint planning up to eight hours for a four-week sprint, boosting efficiency and velocity.
Time-boxing
Iterative Development6:43
Iterative Development

There is no formal prerequisite for this course. Anyone interested to know more about Scrum and Agile can take this course.

Topics covered in the course include:

Introduction to Scrum
Scrum Principles: This topic discusses the six Scrum principles—Empirical Process Control, Self-organization, Collaboration, Value-based Prioritization, Time-boxing, and Iterative Development
Scrum Aspects: This section describes the five aspects that are important considerations for all Scrum project—Organization, Business Justification, Quality, Change, and Risk
Scrum Phases and Processes: Scrum processes address the specific activities and flow of a Scrum project. These processes are grouped into five phases—Initiate, Plan & Estimate, Implement, Review & Retrospect, and Release
Scrum Case Study: Apart from learning Scrum concepts, we will also be using a Scrum case study. The case study provides an end to end real life simulation of how Scrum works.

Anyone interested in having a basic understanding of the Scrum framework can take up this course for free.