Product Description
This Introduction to Scrum training course will lay the foundation for understanding and building successful agile teams using the Scrum Framework. In this powerful two-day course, you’ll grasp the concepts, principles and methods of the Scrum framework and become empowered to execute on your plans for incorporating Scrum practices and techniques into your organization.
Audience:
This Introductory Scrum training course is designed for anyone who is considering the use of Scrum for software development, including:
- Project Managers
- Program Managers
- Analysts
- Developers
- Programmers
- Testers
- IT Managers/Directors
- Software Engineers
- Software Architects
- Customers/Stakeholders
- Product Managers
Topics
Agile Principles
- Define Iterative and Incremental Development
- Dispel Myths
- Activity
- Agile Principles in Action
Scrum Practice
- Describe Scrum
- Scrum Roles and Responsibilities
- Scrum Master
- Product Owner
- Team
- Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and User Stories
- Define the Work to be Completed
- Know When the Work is Done
Scrum Requirements
- Identify and Write Effective User Stories
- How Sprint Requirements Evolve
- How Project Requirements Evolve
- Activity
- Create User Stories
- Make Large Items of Work Manageable with Splitting
Scrum Project Initiation
- Get Started
- Create the First Iteration of the Scrum Product Backlog
Scrum Estimation and Prioritization
- Scrum Estimation Introduction
- Variations of Agile Scrum Estimation
- Prioritizing
- Define “Done”
- Release Plans
Sprint Planning
- Activity
- Release Planning, “Just Enough”
- Prioritize
- Define Sprint Goals
- Estimate Size of User Stories
- Commit to the Work for the Sprint
- Define Tasks
- Activity
- Groom User Stories
- Estimate with Planning Poker
- Determine Scrum Team Capacity
- Derive Duration
Execute a Sprint
- Facilitate the Daily Scrum
- Manage Sprint Scope
- Track Sprint Status
- Identify Sprint Problems
- Activity
- Simulate a Sprint
- Work with the Task Board
- Produce and Interpret the Burn Down Chart
- Address Uncertainty
Re-Planning
- Activity
- Identify What was Learned from Sprint
- Extract Actuals
- Leverage Velocity
- Adjust Release Plan, Product Backlog Accordingly
Close a Scrum Sprint
- Sprint Showcase/Demo
- Sprint Retrospective
- Report Sprint Results
- Update the Scrum Product Backlog
- Close the Sprint
Close the Scrum Project
The course delivery models an Agile Scrum project and includes activities that further reinforce Agile methodologies and Scrum practices. Daily Scrums, Demonstrations, and Retrospectives are all apart of the course.
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