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This workshop course teaches Scrum Masters and Product Owners how to drive agile software projects effectively. This course focuses on the specific concepts and techniques to scope, strategize, plan and execute agile projects or any other software projects with short release cycles..
Module 1: Introduction to Agile Software Development
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Fundamentals of the Agile approach
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The Agile development life cycle
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Scrum and Sprints
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Roles and responsibilities
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Communication and collaboration
Module 2: Agile Project Management Model
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Agile process phases
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Leadership-collaboration management
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Adaptive teams
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Achieving the adoption of an Agile culture
Module 3: Envisioning
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Building a product vision
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Creating a product architecture
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Building project data
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Organizing the team
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Establishing the team's best practices
Module 4: Speculation and Elaboration
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Building a product feature list
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User stories and Product Backlogs
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Feature specifications
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Scope evoluation and project tradeoffs
Module 5: Sprint Planning
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Release planning and Sprint Backlogs
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Sprint Planning
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Integration of defect fixing and test activities
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Dependencies and conflict resolution
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Estimating and resource leveling
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Critical paths and schedule optimization
Module 6: Sprint Execution
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The iteration/sprint kick-off
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Workload management
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Refactoring and frequent integration
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Dealing with schedule delays
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Change management
Module 7: Project Reporting and Monitoring
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Project communication and visibility
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Scrum meetings and status reporting
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Quality management and user validation
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Metrics and dashboards
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Sprint review meetings
certificate
Students receive a SoftO2 Education Certificate upon completion of the course. take this training Contact SoftO2 Education or send the following form to register or request information.
Module 1: Introduction to Agile Software Development