Plan and Execute the Perfect Sprints in Agile and Scrum

Effective techniques for Sprint planning in Agile and Scrum

What you'll learn
Release Planning
Sprint Planning
Handling Uncertainty Space
Work Breakdown Structure
Estimates, Targets, and Commitments
Story points
Velocity Estimates
Timeboxing in Scrum
Handling risks
Estimating Task Duration
Task dependencies
Critical Path Method chart (CPM Chart)
Sprint Planning Tips
Release Planning Tips
Scrum at Work
Tips and Best Practices for Scrum at Work
Scrum Examples
Scrum in Real Life Situations
Requirements
There are no pre-requisites for this Course. Everyone can join. I explain everything from the ground up.
Description
Welcome to Plan and Execute the perfect Sprints in Agile and Scrum Course. Upon completion you will be able to:

Create effective Product and Sprint plans,

Map user requirements to developer tasks,

Apply velocity-driven planning techniques,

Generate work estimates for software products and much more, all from real-life and my personal experience,

By the end of the course, you will have gained an effective set of techniques to help you plan your next product development and to create a great software product, one that is managed right.

In this course, you will see how I deal with planning in Scrum. There are many other methods and they all perform well with Scrum as well as with other frameworks, methodologies, or in real life.

You will also have 3 individual assignments to do with detailed instructions on how to do it and with guidelines on how to do self-assessment. I'm asking you to do these assignments and believe me, you will collect huge rewards for doing this for yourself.

In this course, we will break down some specific problems and issues for Scrum at Work. I will also provide you with Tips and Best Practices and advice for how to handle the planning in Agile and Scrum, whether you are a Scrum Master or Product Owner, or developer.

Are you ready? Let's dive in.

Who this course is for:
Product Owners
Scrum Product Owners
Scrum Masters
Scrum Practitioners
Scrum teams
Scrum students
Agile Practitioners
Agile Coaches
People who got their first job as a Product Owner and don't know where to start
People who want to learn quickly about Agile and Scrum planning