Unlock Agile Project Management: SCRUM, KANBAN & PMP 2024

In this lecture, we will walk through the history of the agile methodology and detail its meaning, and purpose and what makes agile so unique and different than other project management methodologies.

This lecture presents the agile value as stated in the agile manifesto and gives detailed explanation of each value.

This lecture presents the agile principles as stated in the agile manifesto and gives detailed explanation of each principle.

Through this lecture, we will walk through the frequently asked questions about Agile and detail their answers one by one.

In this lecture, we will talk about the main differences between an agile project model and a waterfall project model.

This lecture presents the expected positive impacts that an organization can leverage through successfully implementing an agile project model to manage its projects.

In this lecture we will walk through the most encountered failure causes when it comes to agile implementations.

Through this lecture, we will walk through the most famous myths about Agile and correct them one by one in order to raise any confusion or misunderstanding about the basics of agility and the agile culture.

Through this lecture, we will detail all the elements forming the agile project management framework called also "The APM model"

Through this lecture, we will detail all the elements forming the SCRUM  framework

Through this lecture, we will walk through all the SCRUM GUIDE updates that took place in November 2020 and explain why those modifications happened and what do they mean.

This lecture presents a quick explanation about when to use SCRUM based on its capabilities and limitations.

Through this lecture, we will detail all the elements forming the Kanban model and when to use it based on its pros and cons. 

Through this lecture, we will detail all the elements forming the Extreme Programming "XP" model and when to use it based on its pros and cons. 

Through this lecture, we will detail all the elements forming the Feature Driven Domain "FDD" approach and when to use it based on its pros and cons. 

This lecture presents the global overview of the agile project model proposed int his course and its main elements.
We also explain the scientific reasoning behind it.

Through this lecture, we will walk through the different steps needed to create a project vision within an agile project model.

Through this lecture, we will walk through the different steps needed to create a product vision within an agile project model.

Through this lecture, we will walk through the different steps needed to create an organizational and approach visions within an agile project model.

This lecture gives the details about how to identify and trace needs and capabilities within a product backlog in an agile project model.

This lecture gives the details about how to identify and trace features within a product backlog in an agile project model.

This lecture gives the details about how to identify and trace stories within a product backlog in an agile project model.

This lecture gives the details about how to prioritize the product backlog elements in an agile project model from a systemic decomposition and a top-down approaches.

Through this lecture, we will walk through the different steps needed to create a product roadmap within an agile project model.

Through this lecture, we will walk through the different steps needed to create a release planning within an agile project model.

Through this lecture, we will walk through the different steps needed to identify and define iterations and agile rituals within an agile project model.

This lecture explains how agile teams can use the planning poker technique in estimating the stories in the product backlog.

This lecture explains how agile teams can use the bucket list technique in estimating the stories in the product backlog.

This lecture explains how agile teams can use the affinity mapping, the Dot voting and the T-shirt sizing techniques in estimating the stories in the product backlog.

In this lecture, we will walk through the concepts, roles and guidelines related to self organizing teams : how can they be applied, who is accountable for what and how to preserve the autonomy of an agile team while maintaining commitment.