This workshop course teaches both the concepts, practices and implementation of Agile software development and the Scrum mechanism. Students will learn which techniques and tools make Agile development a suitable approach for many project environments. Throughout all modules, specific attention is paid to the introduction of the Agile approach in an existing organization.
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Course Information
Audience | At Course Completion | Prerequisites | Course Materials | Course Outline | TAKE THIS TRAINING |
Audience
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Software Process Architects |
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QA/Test Managers |
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Development Managers |
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Business Analysts |
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QA User Testers |
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Software Developers |
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Project Managers |
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QA Code Testers |
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User Education Specialists |
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at course completion
After completing this course, students will be able to:
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Understand the concepts of Agile development |
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Use Scrum to drive project execution |
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Understand and plan the Agile life cycle |
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Perform test-driven development (TDD) |
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Create a climate for Agile development |
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Insert Agile testing and quality assurance |
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Create requirements for an Agile project |
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Project manage an Agile project |
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Design just-in-time and perform refactoring |
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Select the proper tools for an Agile environment |
prerequisites
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Basic knowledge of software engineering |
course materials
A comprehensive workbook with knowledge material, examples, case studies, lab exercises, and references.
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 Module 1: Fundamentals of the Agile Development Approach
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Agile Manifesto and Agile values |
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Tackling uncertainty |
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Customer responsiveness |
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Early availability |
Module 2: Agile Development Life Cycle
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Scrum flow and artifacts |
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Product backlog |
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Sprint backlog |
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Sprints planning |
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Scrum meetings |
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Sprint review |
Module 3: Roles and Responsibilities
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Product Owner |
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ScrumMaster |
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The Team |
Module 4: Agile Requirements Development
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Breaking requirements into user stories |
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Story estimation |
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Merging and splitting stories |
Module 5: Agile Planning
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Release planning |
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Iteration planning |
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The mid-point check |
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Closing iterations |
Module 6: Agile Design
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Minimal design |
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Design for change |
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Using information hiding to minimize code changes |
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Lightweight design documentation |
Module 7: Agile Construction
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Refactoring |
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The strength of coding standards |
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Collective ownership, individual accountability |
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Test-driven development |
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Daily builds and smoke tests |
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Continuous integration |
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Source code control |
Module 8: Agile Quality Assurance and Testing
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Pair programming |
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Test-first programming |
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Creating test cases |
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Leveraging automated tests |
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Code reviews |
Module 9: Agile Project Management
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Team structures |
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Scrum and management |
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Monitoring project velocity |
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Quality versus speed |
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Recovery, when things go wrong |
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Scaling A gile projects |
Module 10: Agile Environment and Tools
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Unified team and onsite customer |
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Co-location and war rooms |
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Agile change control |
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Item tracking |
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.
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