April 28th & 29th, 8:00am-5:00pm (both days)
The course trains participants in the full range of Scrum topics, from basic theory to organizational implementation, including practical applications, roles, and scaling. This course provides Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum Master certification, 16 PDUs toward PMP recertification and 16 PDUs toward PMI-ACP certification.
Scrum methods support responsive development that:
- Adapts to volatile business needs and ongoing refinement of business solutions
- Drives efficient and effective production
- Ensures closer adherence to customers' real-world needs through streamlined planning
- Supports faster deployment of production-grade solutions so your organization can gain market advantage and business value
- Reduces project risk through rapid iterations of development that inform opportunity assessments
When this course has been completed, attendees will have gained in-depth practical knowledge of Scrum and its benefits.
Seminar Overview Topics included in this course are:
- Agile foundational concepts
- Defined vs. Empirical process control
- The Agile Manifesto
The 12 Agile Principles
Scrum concepts
- Theory and principles
- How the Scrum approach supports agile principles
- Planning and tracking with Scrum
Shippable functionality and getting to Done
Scrum roles and responsibilities
- Product Owner
- ScrumMaster
Self-organized Team
Scrum artifacts
- Product backlog
- Release burndown
- Sprint backlog
Sprint burndown
Scrum meetings
- Release planning
- Sprint planning
- Daily scrum
- Sprint review
Sprint retrospective
Requirements analysis
- Estimating and prioritizing product backlog items
- Scaling across multiple teams and multiple geographies
- Tips on, techniques for, and benefits of helping clients and management understand the Scrum system
Comments