Allan Kelly & Chris Matts' Essential Agile for Business Analysts course

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Date
17-19 Dec 2012 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
The Skills Matter eXChange , London, GB

Join Allan Kelly, author and well-known speaker for his three-day “Essential Agile for Business Analysts” course.

In this course, you will gain an understanding of what Agile software development is, how Agile development differs from traditional software development - and how it does not. You will learn about the common terms and practices used in Agile, gain a clear understanding of the Business Analyst's role on Agile teams and the tools available to them.

This course will provide Business Analysts and others who need to undertake analysts and determine project requirements, with the understanding and tools required to work on an Agile team.

For more information and to register for this course please visit http://skillsmatter.com/course/agile-scrum/allan-kelly-chris-matts-agile-business-analysts-scrum/mw-3739

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