Introduction to Agile & Scrum

Introduction to Agile & Scrum, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 93 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 321 reviews, and has 4136 subscribers.

You will learn about The Trouble With Traditional Approaches: Why modern project management needs Agile in an age of VUCA The Manifesto for Agile Software Development: Reviewing the seminal 2001 text and principles that started it all An Overview of Agile: What are the elements of Agile? What are its advantages? What does it mean for your organisation? An Overview of The Scrum Framework: How can teams work on complex products in a responsive way and get results? Scrum Roles & Responsibilities: What is a Product Owner? What is a Scrum Master? What is a Scrum Team? What do they do? Scrum Artefacts: What is a Product Backlog? What is a Sprint Backlog? What is a Product Increment? Scrum Events: What is Sprint Planning? What is a Daily Scrum? What is a Sprint Review? What is a Sprint Retrospective? Supporting Practices: The best ways to support and enable Scrum to ensure true agility. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone curious about Agile and Scrum or Project Managers or Developers or Scrum Masters or Product Owners or Product Managers or Business Analysts or Software Engineers or Testers It is particularly useful for Anyone curious about Agile and Scrum or Project Managers or Developers or Scrum Masters or Product Owners or Product Managers or Business Analysts or Software Engineers or Testers.

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Summary

Title: Introduction to Agile & Scrum

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 93

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 93

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 98

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 98

Original Price: £199.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

The Trouble With Traditional Approaches: Why modern project management needs Agile in an age of VUCA
The Manifesto for Agile Software Development: Reviewing the seminal 2001 text and principles that started it all
An Overview of Agile: What are the elements of Agile? What are its advantages? What does it mean for your organisation?
An Overview of The Scrum Framework: How can teams work on complex products in a responsive way and get results?
Scrum Roles & Responsibilities: What is a Product Owner? What is a Scrum Master? What is a Scrum Team? What do they do?
Scrum Artefacts: What is a Product Backlog? What is a Sprint Backlog? What is a Product Increment?
Scrum Events: What is Sprint Planning? What is a Daily Scrum? What is a Sprint Review? What is a Sprint Retrospective?
Supporting Practices: The best ways to support and enable Scrum to ensure true agility.

Who Should Attend

Anyone curious about Agile and Scrum
Project Managers
Developers
Scrum Masters
Product Owners
Product Managers
Business Analysts
Software Engineers
Testers

Target Audiences

Anyone curious about Agile and Scrum
Project Managers
Developers
Scrum Masters
Product Owners
Product Managers
Business Analysts
Software Engineers
Testers

Whether you’ve only just heard of Agile and Scrum and want to know more or you’re a seasoned project manager tired of constant late delivery, this course is for you.

Let the UK’s leading trainers in Agile and Scrum put you and your business on the road to transformation with this vital introductory course. Taught by John McFadyenand Karim Harbott, two of the founders of Agile Centre, this rich, accessible course will cover the reasons why modern organisations need a new approach to business, as well as the theory, practices, and rules of Scrum. This course provides practical guidance for adopting Scrum and continuously improving your organisation.

This course includes the following modules:

An Overview of Agile
An Overview of the Scrum Framework
The Scrum Roles & Responsibilities
The Scrum Artefacts
The Scrum Events
Supporting Practices
FAQs
BONUS: Hints & Tips From The Field

Agile Centre is a Scrum Alliance Registered Education Provider (REP).

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction – An Introduction to Agile & Scrum

Lecture 2: LEGAL: Attribution + Course updated March 2020 in line with Official Scrum Guide

Lecture 3: DOWNLOAD: The Official Scrum Guide

Lecture 4: DOWNLOAD: The Manifesto for Agile Software Development

Lecture 5: DOWNLOAD: The Principles Behind The Agile Manifesto

Lecture 6: DOWNLOAD: Scrum On A Page – The Scrum Framework

Chapter 2: An Overview of Agile

Lecture 1: Learning Objectives: The Trouble with Traditional Approaches

Lecture 2: Lesson: The Trouble with Traditional Approaches

Lecture 3: Summary: The Trouble with Traditional Approaches

Lecture 4: Learning Objectives: When to Use Use Agile Approaches (and When Not To)

Lecture 5: Lesson: When to Use Use Agile Approaches (and When Not To)

Lecture 6: Summary: When to Use Use Agile Approaches (and When Not To)

Lecture 7: Learning Objectives: The Manifesto for Agile Software Development

Lecture 8: Lesson: The Manifesto for Agile Software Development

Lecture 9: Summary: The Manifesto for Agile Software Development

Lecture 10: Learning Objectives: Agile Software Development

Lecture 11: Lesson: Agile Software Development

Lecture 12: Summary: Agile Software Development

Lecture 13: Learning Objectives: Overview of Agile Frameworks

Lecture 14: Lesson: Overview of Agile Frameworks

Lecture 15: Summary: Overview of Agile Frameworks

Chapter 3: An Overview of Scrum

Lecture 1: Learning Objectives: The History of Scrum

Lecture 2: Lesson: The History of Scrum

Lecture 3: Summary: The History of Scrum

Lecture 4: Learning Objectives: Empirical Process Control

Lecture 5: Lesson: Empirical Process Control

Lecture 6: Summary: Empirical Process Control

Lecture 7: Learning Objectives: Definition and Uses of Scrum

Lecture 8: Lesson: Definition and Uses of Scrum

Lecture 9: Summary: Definition and Uses of Scrum

Lecture 10: Learning Objectives: Scrum Values

Lecture 11: Lesson: Scrum Values

Lecture 12: Summary: Scrum Values

Chapter 4: The Scrum Roles & Responsibilities

Lecture 1: Learning Objective: The Scrum Roles Overview

Lecture 2: Lesson: The Scrum Roles Overview

Lecture 3: Summary: The Scrum Roles Overview

Lecture 4: Learning Objective: The Product Owner

Lecture 5: Lesson: The Product Owner

Lecture 6: Summary: The Product Owner

Lecture 7: Learning Objective: The Development Team

Lecture 8: Lesson: The Development Team

Lecture 9: Summary: The Development Team

Lecture 10: Learning Objective: The Scrum Master

Lecture 11: Lesson: The Scrum Master

Lecture 12: Summary: The Scrum Master

Chapter 5: The Scrum Artefacts

Lecture 1: Learning Objectives: The Scrum Artefacts – Overview

Lecture 2: Lesson: The Scrum Artefacts – Overview

Lecture 3: Summary: The Scrum Artefacts – Overview

Lecture 4: Learning Objectives: The Product Backlog

Lecture 5: Lesson: The Product Backlog

Lecture 6: Summary: The Product Backlog

Lecture 7: Learning Objectives: The Sprint Backlog

Lecture 8: Lesson: The Sprint Backlog

Lecture 9: Summary: The Sprint Backlog

Lecture 10: Learning Objectives: The Increment

Lecture 11: Lesson: The Increment

Lecture 12: Summary: The Increment

Lecture 13: Learning Objectives: The Definition of Done

Lecture 14: Lesson: The Definition of Done

Lecture 15: Summary: The Definition of Done

Chapter 6: The Scrum Events

Lecture 1: Learning Objectives: Scrum Events Overview

Lecture 2: Lesson: Scrum Events Overview

Lecture 3: Summary: Scrum Events Overview

Lecture 4: Learning Objectives: The Sprint

Lecture 5: Lesson: The Sprint

Lecture 6: Summary: The Sprint

Lecture 7: Learning Objectives: Sprint Planning

Lecture 8: Lesson: Sprint Planning

Lecture 9: Summary: Sprint Planning

Lecture 10: Learning Objectives: The Daily Scrum

Lecture 11: Lesson: The Daily Scrum

Lecture 12: Summary: The Daily Scrum

Lecture 13: Learning Objectives: The Sprint Review

Lecture 14: Lesson: The Sprint Review

Lecture 15: Summary: The Sprint Review

Lecture 16: Learning Objectives: The Sprint Retrospective

Lecture 17: Lesson: The Sprint Retrospective

Lecture 18: Summary: The Sprint Retrospective

Lecture 19: Learning Objectives: Product Backlog Refinement

Lecture 20: Lesson: Product Backlog Refinement

Lecture 21: Summary: Product Backlog Refinement

Chapter 7: Supporting Practices

Lecture 1: Learning Objectives: User Stories

Lecture 2: Lesson: User Stories

Lecture 3: Learning Objectives: Estimates

Lecture 4: Lesson: Estimating

Lecture 5: Learning Objectives: Planning & Forecasting

Lecture 6: Lesson: Planning & Forecasting

Chapter 8: FAQs

Instructors

John McFadyen
CST® | CEC® | Path to CSP Educator®
Karim Harbott
Certified Scrum Trainer & Business Agility Expert

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2 stars: 3 votes
3 stars: 47 votes
4 stars: 148 votes
5 stars: 122 votes

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