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SoftO2 Agile
Related Courses
Agile Adoption Strategies
Agile Development with MSF Agile
Agile Requirements Modeling
Agile Software Testing
Agile Project Management
Scrum Planning and Estimating
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Agile Software Development with Scrum — for Scrum Teams |
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Public courses in Seattle - San Francisco - Boston - New York City - Chicago - Houston (USA), Vancouver - Toronto - Montreal (Canada), Guadalajara (Mexico) - Santiago (Chile) - Sao Paulo - Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) - Dublin (Ireland) - London (UK) - Amsterdam (Netherlands) - Brussels (Belgium) - Paris - Nice (France) - Frankfurt (Germany) - Zurich (Switzerland) - Madrid - Barcelona (Spain) - Lisboa - Porto (Portugal) - Moscow (Russia) - Tel Aviv (Israel) - Riyadh (Saudi Arabia) - Dubai (UAE) - Delhi - Mumbai - Bangalore (India) - Seoul (Korea) - Shanghai (China) - Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) - Singapore - Tokyo (Japan) - Sydney - Melbourne (Australia) - Auckland (New Zealand)
Onsite training worldwide | E-learning available | Courseware licensing available |
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This workshop training course teaches both the concepts, practices and implementation of Agile software development practices and the Scrum mechanisms. 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 | Pricing | TAKE THIS TRAINING |
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Development Managers |
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Project Managers |
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QA/Test Managers |
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Scrum Masters |
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Business Analysts |
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QA User Testers |
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Sofware Developers |
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User Education Specialists |
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QA Code Testers |
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Product Owners |
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Software Process Architects |
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at course completion
After completing this course, participants 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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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
Participants receive an industry recognized SoftO2 Education Certificate upon completion of the course.
pricing
Please refer to the pricing chart.
take this training
Contact SoftO2 Education or send the following form to pre-register or request information.
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