30 h

Duration

English

Language

Basic Scrum

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Learning Path

  • Overview of Scrum
    o What is Scrum?
    o History and evolution of Scrum
    o Key principles and values
  • Scrum Framework
    o Scrum roles, events, and artifacts
    o Differences between Scrum and traditional project management
  • Scrum Master
    o Responsibilities and skills
    o Facilitating Scrum events and removing attachments
  • Product Owner
    o Role in managing the product backlog
    o Prioritizing work and stakeholder engagement
  • Development Team
    o Responsibilities and characteristics of a high-performing team
    o Self-organization and cross-functionality
  • Sprint Planning
    o Setting sprint goals and planning work
    o Creating a sprint backlog
  • Daily Scrum
    o Purpose and structure
    o Techniques for effective daily stand-ups
  • Sprint Review
    o Demonstrating completed work and gathering feedback
    o Reviewing and updating the product backlog
  • Sprint Retrospective
    o Reflecting on the sprint and identifying improvements
    o Implementing actionable changes
  • Product Backlog
    o Creating and managing the product backlog
    o Writing user stories and acceptance criteria
  • Sprint Backlog
    o Defining and managing tasks for the sprint
    o Tracking progress and adjusting plans
  • Increment
    o Definition of Done
    o Ensuring quality and completeness of work
  • Starting with Scrum
    o Setting up Scrum in an organization
    o Common challenges and solutions
  • Scaling Scrum
    o Overview of scaling frameworks (e.g., Scrum of Scrums, SAFe)
    o Best practices for large teams and projects
  • Scrum Tools
    o Overview of popular Scrum tools (e.g., Jira, Trello, Azure DevOps)
    o Using tools for backlog management, sprint planning, and tracking
  • Techniques for Success
    o Effective communication and collaboration strategies
    o Managing remote or distributed Scrum teams
  • Best Practices
    o Tips for successful Scrum adoption and execution
    o Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
  • Case Studies
    o Real-world examples of Scrum implementation
    o Lessons learned from successful and challenging projects

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