Agile Scrum Framework provides professionals with a structured approach to managing projects through iterative development, cross-functional teamwork, continuous feedback, and incremental value delivery using Scrum principles and practices.
Duration: 3 days – 21 hrs
Overview
The Agile: Scrum Framework Training Course is a comprehensive program designed to equip you with essential knowledge, skills, and practical insights needed to excel in Agile environments using the Scrum framework. This content overview will provide you with a preview of the rich content you’ll explore throughout the course.
Objectives
- Master Scrum Basics: Understand Scrum roles, events, and artifacts for effective project management.
- Apply Agile Principles: Embrace Agile values and principles for adaptable and customer-focused approaches.
- Craft User-Centric Solutions: Create clear user stories and acceptance criteria for accurate product development.
- Enhance Collaboration: Foster collaboration within teams and stakeholders for streamlined workflows.
- Drive Continuous Improvement: Implement retrospectives and iterative cycles for ongoing enhancement.
- Navigate Scaling Challenges: Explore strategies for scaling Agile practices in diverse contexts.
- Deliver Value: Apply real-world insights to deliver value and adapt to changing requirements.
Pre – requisites
- Basic understanding of project management concepts.
- Familiarity with software development processes (optional).
- Openness to collaborative work and embracing change.
Course Content
MODULE 1: Introduction to Agile
- Why Agile
- Agile vs. Waterfall
MODULE 2: Agile Manifesto
- Agile Values
- Agile Principles
THE SCRUM FRAMEWORK
MODULE 3: Scrum Overview
- What is Scrum
- Scrum Values
- Scrum Pillars
MODULE 4: Scrum Roles
MODULE 5: Scrum Events
MODULE 6: Scrum Artifacts
MODULE 7: Scrum Board and Tools
THE SCRUM SIMULATION
MODULE 8: Pre-Sprint
Product Vision to Product Backlog
- User Persona
- User Journey
- User Story Mapping
Building the Product Backlog
- Theme
- Epic
Definition of Ready
Definition of Done
User Story Writing
- From Epic to User Story
- Writing User Stories
- Acceptance Criteria
Product Backlog Refinement
- Prioritization
- Release Planning
MODULE 9: Sprint
- Sprint Calendar
- 4-Week Sprint
- 2-Week Sprint
MODULE 10: Sprint Planning
- Presentation
- Discussion
- Estimation
- Commitment
- Sprint Backlog
MODULE 11: Daily Scrum/Standup Meeting
- Did Yesterday
- Do Today
- Impediments
- BONUS: 16th Minute
Sprint Review and Demo
- Review
- Demo
- Acceptance
Sprint Retrospective
- Went Well
- Needs Improvement
- Action Items
Next Sprint
- READY User Stories
- Release Plan Refinement
- Schedule of Release
- Closing and Remarks
