Comprehensive Agile Project Management And Scrum Master

Mastering Agile Project Management, Scrum Framework, and Product Management Integration

What you'll learn

The fundamental differences between Waterfall and Agile methodologies, focusing on incremental delivery and Minimum Viable Product (MVP) development.

The concept and significance of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Agile development, including its definition and how it drives product development.

The Agile Manifesto: its principles, core values, and how they shape successful software development projects.

The roles, workflow, and key concepts of Scrum, a widely used Agile framework.

The fundamental principles of Scrum, including its artifacts, events, and roles, and how they contribute to Agile project success.

How to effectively implement and navigate the Scrum framework, ensuring transparency, efficiency, and value delivery.

The key accountabilities and dynamics of the Scrum team, including the responsibilities of developers, product owners, and Scrum Masters.

Best practices for maximizing efficiency and transparency in Agile project management using Scrum events and ceremonies.

An in-depth understanding of the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) and its application in Agile product management and development.

How to integrate the Business Model Canvas with Agile Scrum and product management practices to drive strategic decision-making and innovation.

Crafting a compelling Product Vision Board and understanding its key elements to align teams and stakeholders towards a common goal.

Practical insights and case studies, including a detailed analysis of Uber & Netflix's business model using the Business Model Canvas framework.

Requirements

Basic understanding of project management concepts: While not mandatory, having some familiarity with project management principles will be beneficial for grasping Agile methodologies more effectively.

Familiarity with software development processes: A basic understanding of software development processes and terminology will help students better understand the context and application of Agile methodologies in software development projects.

Description

Welcome to "Comprehensive Agile Project Management and Scrum Master"! This comprehensive course is designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge needed to thrive in today's dynamic project management landscape.In this course, you'll embark on a journey through the core principles and practices of agile project management, exploring how it revolutionizes traditional approaches like Waterfall methodology. You'll delve into the concept of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Agile Development, understanding its significance in delivering value to stakeholders while minimizing waste and maximizing efficiency.Unveiling the Agile Manifesto, you'll uncover the guiding values and principles that underpin successful software development initiatives, emphasizing collaboration, adaptability, and customer-centricity. You'll navigate the Scrum landscape, mastering its fundamental concepts, roles, and workflow, and gaining insights into the key accountabilities and dynamics of Scrum teams.As you progress, you'll explore the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), gaining a comprehensive overview of its key principles and practices. You'll learn how to implement the Scrum framework within SAFe, navigate agile teams' roles, structures, and dynamics, and understand the crucial responsibilities of Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and product management in driving agile excellence.Moreover, you'll delve into crafting compelling product visions using the Business Model Canvas, integrating it seamlessly with Agile Scrum and product management practices. Through real-world case studies and practical examples, such as Netflix and Uber, you'll decode the Business Model Canvas and uncover its transformative potential in driving innovation and success.By the end of this course, you'll emerge as a proficient agile project manager, equipped with the skills and insights needed to lead successful projects, foster collaboration, and deliver value in today's fast-paced, ever-changing business landscape. Whether you're a seasoned project manager or new to the field, this course will empower you to excel in Agile project management, Scrum framework implementation, and product management integration.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Introduction to Agile Project Management

Lecture 2 Comparing Waterfall and Agile for Incremental Delivery and MVP Development

Lecture 3 Understanding the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in Agile Development

Lecture 4 Unveiling the Agile Manifesto

Section 3: Agile Principles and Values

Lecture 5 Core Values of Agile: Building Success Through Collaboration and Adaptability

Lecture 6 Principles of Agile Manifesto:Guiding Values for Successful Software Development

Section 4: Introduction to Scrum Framework

Lecture 7 Navigating the Scrum Landscape: Roles, Workflow, and Exam Focus

Lecture 8 Mastering the Fundamentals of Scrum: Building Blocks for Agile Success

Lecture 9 Navigating Scrum: Understanding Artifacts and Commitment

Section 5: Scrum Roles and Accountabilities

Lecture 10 Understanding the Key Accountabilities and Dynamics of the Scrum Team

Lecture 11 Developer Accountability: Driving Success in Scrum

Lecture 12 Product Owner Account. in Scrum: Maximizing Value and Ensuring Transparency

Lecture 13 The Crucial Role of the Scrum Master: Facilitating Agile Excellence

Section 6: Scrum Events and Ceremonies

Lecture 14 Mastering the Sprint: Key Elements of Scrum's Core Event

Lecture 15 Sprint Events in Scrum: Essential Ceremonies for Iterative Development

Lecture 16 Maximizing Efficiency and Transparency: The Power of Scrum Events

Section 7: Scaling Agile with Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) Framework

Lecture 17 Navigating the Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe): A Comprehensive Overview

Lecture 18 Unlocking Agile Wisdom: Navigating the SAFe Framework for Product Management

Lecture 19 Key Principles of Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe)

Lecture 20 Implementing the Scrum Framework at Team Level within SAFe

Lecture 21 Navigating Agile Teams in SAFe: Roles, Structure, and Dynamics

Section 8: Advanced Agile Practices and Techniques

Lecture 22 Roles and Responsibilities of a Scrum Master or Team Coach in Agile Teams

Lecture 23 Key Responsibilities of a Product Owner in Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe)

Lecture 24 Responsibilities of Product Management in Product Development

Lecture 25 Navigating Iteration-Level Events in Agile Development

Lecture 26 Navigating SAFe: Understanding Epics, Decomposition, and Enablers

Section 9: Integrating Agile with Product Management

Lecture 27 Crafting a Compelling Product Vision: The Key Elements of a Product Vision Board

Lecture 28 Integrating Business Model Canvas with Agile Scrum and Product Management

Lecture 29 Decoding the Business Model Canvas: A Case Study of Uber

Project Managers: Project managers seeking to transition from traditional waterfall methodologies to Agile practices or enhance their Agile project management skills.,Software Developers and Engineers: Software developers and engineers who want to learn how to work in Agile teams, deliver high-quality software products iteratively, and collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.,Product Managers: Product managers looking to deepen their understanding of Agile principles and practices, especially in the context of product development and management.,Team Leaders and Scrum Masters: Team leaders, Scrum Masters, and Agile coaches aiming to improve their leadership skills, facilitate Agile ceremonies, and foster a culture of collaboration and continuous improvement within their teams.,Business Analysts: Business analysts interested in understanding how Agile methodologies can improve requirements gathering, user story writing, and product delivery processes.,Entrepreneurs and Startup Founders: Entrepreneurs and startup founders seeking to leverage Agile and Scrum methodologies to build and launch Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) efficiently and iteratively.