Agile Scrum Workshop

Agile originated in the software development industry, and continues to grow in its usage, while also expanding in other non-software areas. Agile is an adaptive approach for projects based on the idea that projects must be able to adjust to ever changing business needs. 

Scrum is the most widely used Agile framework and follows an iterative project life cycle by building features in small, discrete timeframes. This course will not only explain the Agile Scrum methodology, but will also provide the participants the opportunity to apply the methodology to a real life project throughout the course. 

DURATION: 2 Days 

16 PMI Professional Development Units 16 IIBA Continuing Education Units 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: 

• Project team members moving into an Agile environment 
• Experienced project managers & business analysts looking to update their skills 
• Executives, managers, and business SMEs that want to learn about Agile 

WHAT YOU WILL ACCOMPLISH: 

• Agile Overview 
  • The Agile Mindset of Adaptive 
  • The Agile Manifesto & Principles 
  • Agile team roles 
  • Scrum Framework Overview 
• Initiate a Scrum 
  • Define the Product’s Project 
  • Acquire the Scrum team 
  • Create a Product Backlog 
  • Prioritizing the Product Backlog 
  • Agile relative estimating 
  • Create the Release Plan 
• Planning Iterations (Sprints) 
  • Select from the Product Backlog 
  • Define and estimate tasks 
• Execute the Iteration (Sprint) 
  • Daily Scrum Stand-Up 
  • Sprint Review (Demo) 
  • Sprint Retrospective 
• Scrum monitoring and reporting 
  • Burn Up, Burn Down charts 
  • Updates to the Product Backlog