The Professional Scrum Master (PSM I) Guide: Successfully practice Scrum in real-world projects

Implement modern and industry-proven Scrum techniques to achieve business agility and prove your credentials by passing the PSM I certification exam
Key Features

Use Scrum to manage complex projects and deliver real value to your customers
Explore essential concepts and understand how the Scrum framework and Agile help maximize value and manage risks
Discover expert tips and work with practice questions and real-world examples to pass the PSM certification exam

Book Description

Agile methodologies allow companies to maximize value and deal effectively with risks, which is why most IT companies adopt Agile in their workflows. Scrum is an Agile framework used to manage and execute projects with small teams.

The Professional Scrum Master (PSM I) Guide will help you to explore the Scrum framework's rules and theories for Agile project management and develop skills that will enable you to become an indispensable resource for any organization. You'll learn essential techniques and practices such as estimation, planning, and forecasting that will help you to apply Scrum successfully and complete complex projects with ease. The book also demonstrates how to conduct Scrum events, create Scrum artifacts, and tackle issues faced during the Scrum life cycle, among other practices. Finally, you will focus on various aspects of the PSM I certification course and discover expert advice, tips, and quizzes to prepare yourself for the exam.

By the end of the book, you will have gained fundamental knowledge of the Scrum framework, covered a range of topics related to the PSM I exam, and learned best practices, tips, and techniques to pass the exam confidently.
What you will learn

Get to grips with Agile development and Scrum
Understand the roles and responsibilities within the Scrum team
Discover how to conduct Scrum events and create Scrum artifacts
Find out how to estimate tasks and track progress
Discover techniques for planning and forecasting
Find out how to deal with issues faced during the Scrum life cycle

Who this book is for

This book is for professionals who want to build a strong foundation in Scrum practices and development. Project managers, product owners, product managers across various industries, sectors, and departments, software architects, developers, coders, and testers looking to achieve PSM certification will also find this book helpful.
Table of Contents

Introduction to Scrum
Scrum Theory and Principles
The Scrum Team
Scrum Events
Scrum Artifacts
Planning and Estimating with Scrum
The Sprint Journey
Facets of Scrum
Preparing for the PSM I Assessment