Scrum Fundamentals: Learn Agile The Simple Way

All you need to know about Scrum Framework and Agile management. An effective feedback-driven approach to manage project

What you'll learn

You will understand the Scrum Framework as defined in the Scrum Guide and More

You will gain insights and experience that you won't get elsewhere.

Understands the theory and principles behind Scrum to increase effectivity and productivity

You will learn how to best use Scrum to simplify complex product development

Requirements

No experience is needed to attend this course.

Description

In this course, you will learn how a traditional scrum framework is comprised with the help of the Scrum Guide. You will get insights and real-world experiences working on complex projects and product development focusing on increasing productivity and getting tangible results. This course helps you to manage your projects differently to be more effective and quick in reaching results, compare to traditional ways that expects you to get it right from the first time. You will get all the tips and tricks you need to acheive your goals timely. How to be result-focus through introducing new laws:the law of a small teamthe law of being customer-centricthe law of result-orientedthe law of feedback & self-organizingThis course will walk you through the Agile project management style in which all work is done by a small team under the direction of a Scrum master, whose primary responsibility is to remove roadblocks. The team meets regularly to discuss ongoing work and any obstacles that need to be removed. Work is done in brief cycles known as sprints.Scrum mainly is a lightweight framework that helps people, teams and organizations generate value through adaptive solutions for complex problems. In a nutshell, Scrum requires a Scrum Master to foster an environment where:1. A Product Owner orders the work for a complex problem into a Product Backlog.2. The Scrum Team turns a selection of the work into an Increment of value during a Sprint.3. The Scrum Team and its stakeholders inspect the results and adjust for the next Sprint.4. RepeatScrum is founded on empiricism and lean thinking. Empiricism asserts that knowledge comes from experience and making decisions based on what is observed. Lean thinking reduces waste and focuses on the essentials.

Overview

Section 1: Opening Remarks

Lecture 1 Welcome to the Crouse!

Lecture 2 Disclaimer About This Course

Section 2: Why Scrum?

Lecture 3 Why Scrum?

Lecture 4 Change is a Challenge

Lecture 5 Focus on Customer

Lecture 6 Thinking Lean & Embrace Agility

Lecture 7 The Concept of Mini Team

Section 3: Introduction to Scrum

Lecture 8 Course References

Lecture 9 12 Principles of Agile

Lecture 10 Scrum Definition

Lecture 11 Scrum Theory

Lecture 12 Common Pitfalls

Section 4: Scrum Values

Lecture 13 Scrum Values

Lecture 14 Scrum Ingredients

Section 5: Scrum Team

Lecture 15 Scrum Team

Lecture 16 Product Owner

Lecture 17 Developers

Lecture 18 Scrum Master

Section 6: Scrum Events

Lecture 19 Scrum Events

Lecture 20 The Sprint

Lecture 21 Sprint Planning

Lecture 22 Daily Scrum

Lecture 23 Sprint Review

Lecture 24 Sprint Retrospective

Section 7: Scrum Artifacts

Lecture 25 Product Backlog

Lecture 26 Sprint Backlog

Lecture 27 Increment

Section 8: Practice Test

Anyone interested in Scrum Framework and willing to learn Scrum concept,Anyone wishes to explore new ways to manage teams more effectively,Anyone preparing for the PSM I Certification test