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What you’ll learn
Understanding the need for Change in traditional software development process
What is Agile
Understanding Agile Principles
What Agile is not
Waterfall vs Agile
Understanding & Creating User Stories, Theme & Epic
What is Product Backlog
Difference between Product Backlog & Product Roadmap
Advantages & Disadvantages of Agile
How Estimation is done in Agile
Why Relative Estimation in Agile
T-Shirt & Fibonacci Estimation
Planing Poker in Agile
Understanding & Creating Burn down Charts
Minimum Viable Product
Team Velocity
Scrum Theory and Pillars
Scrum Events: Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Retrospective and Sprint Review
Scrum Roles: Product Owner, Scrum Master & Development Team
Scrum Artifacts: Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog & Increment
Definition of Done
Introduction to Agile Kanban
Kanban Principles
How Kanban is different from Scrum & Extreme Programming?
Finding various inefficiencies in your process using Kanban board
Definition of done in Kanban
Daily Standup in Kanban
Specifying rules in Kanban
Introduction to Extreme Programming
Values in Extreme Programming
XP Practices
Welcome to the Course on Agile Project Management!
Software industry is going crazy on agile methods. It is rapidly becoming the choice for software development where requirements are unpredictable or is expected to change over time. This course will help you explore how working on an Agile project has benefits for your development team, your end users, and your organization as a whole.
Here is a list of the topics we will cover in this course:
Understanding the need for Change in traditional software development process
What is Agile
Understanding Agile Principles
What Agile is not
Waterfall vs Agile
Understanding & Creating User Stories, Theme & Epic
What is Product Backlog
Difference between Product Backlog & Product Roadmap
Advantages & Disadvantages of Agile
How Estimation is done in Agile
Why Relative Estimation in Agile
T-Shirt & Fibonacci Estimation
Planing Poker in Agile
Understanding & Creating Burn down Charts
Minimum Viable Product
Team Velocity
Introduction to Scrum
Scrum Theory and Pillars
Scrum Events
Sprint Planning
Daily Scrum
Sprint Retrospective
Sprint Review
Scrum Roles
Product Owner
Scrum Master
Development Team
Scrum Artifacts
Product Backlog
Sprint Backlog
Increment
Definition of Done
Introduction to Kanban
Kanban Principles
How Kanban is different from Scrum & Extreme Programming?
Finding various inefficiencies in your process using Kanban board
Definition of done in Kanban
Daily Standup in Kanban
Specifying rules in Kanban
Introduction to Extreme Programming
Values in Extreme Programming
XP Practices
This course is ideal for software developers, project managers, software leadership, or anyone that would have an interest and gain benefit from running an Agile project and delivering maximum value early to your customers.
You will thoroughly understand & enjoy this course through practical examples, practice exercise, quizzes & fun facts which are part of this course.
After completing this course, you will be able to :
1) Demonstrate the ability to participate effectively in agile practices/process for software development.
2) Explain the purpose behind common agile practices.
3) Apply agile principles and values to a given situation.
4) Identify and address most common problems encountered in adopting Agile methods.
5) Implement Scrum, Kanban & Extreme Programming
I hope that you will enjoy the course, be challenged by it and learn a lot. The primary objective is to build a strong foundational knowledge of the principles of agile.
It is suggested that you go through the course at a pace that makes sense for you. The topics build on each other, so it is better to slow down and really learn something than to just move on in order to keep up a certain pace.
So, I have the tools needed to get the job done. So, let’s do it, I’ll see you in class. All the best!
Who this course is for:
Anyone who has a passing familiarity with Project Management
Anyone who is a Project Manager, a member of a project team, or a stakeholder on a Project
Someone who doesn’t have an experience with formal project management approaches but is looking for one now
Anyone who has just heard the term Agile and want to know more
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