Practical Jira : Project With Agile / Scrum Methodology

Using Jira in real-life work, with agile / scrum method project management. Configure Jira to connect with Slack/Github

What you'll learn

Using Jira issues and boards for agile scrum methods

Creating sprints, executing spring, closing sprint in Jira

Create custom Jira dashboards and filters

Read Jira sprint report (burndown, velocity chart)

Create issues (user stories, epics, bugs) and make relevant changes during the sprint

Jira customization: create custom issue types, custom workflows

Connecting Jira with Slack

Connecting Jira with Github

Requirements

Knowing about agile scrum work processes will help, but it is optional. You don't have to know about agile scrum to start this course

All you need is a laptop and an email account

Description

What is Jira?Jira is a software tool for project management and for tracking assignments. Jira is widely used in projects with an agile scrum methodology. Jira itself is very flexible, so it's useful in a variety of environments, not just in software development or Scrum. Jira task types and workflows are customizable, allowing for customization for almost any project management need. Configuring and setting Jira is also very easy, it can be done in just a few minutes.Jira provides a free, internet-accessible cloud version for small teams. Even though it's free, its features are complete. Jira can also be integrated with other applications, such as Slack, Github, or others.About Jira in This CourseIn this course, you will learn how to use Jira. This course built based on real-life experience of using Jira in the workplace. When you are done with this course, you will be ready to use Jira in the job. In this course, you will learn to practice using Jira in an agile scrum method. With unique way of learning, where the course is actually practiced. It will make it easy for you to understand Jira.In this Jira course, you will learn:register Jira (free)create and configure issues (tasks) for user stories, epics, roadmaps, subtasks, and bugshow to use Jira at the start of a sprint, during a sprint, or at the end of a sprintUse Jira's built-in agile reports (burndown chart, velocity)create a custom dashboard for reportingusing the issue navigatorJira issue customizationJira workflow customizationconnecting Jira with Slackconnecting Jira with GithubYou only need to buy this course once, and if there is an update in the course, you will get an update for free!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome

Lecture 2 Learning Method

Lecture 3 How To Get Maximum Value From This Course

Section 2: Getting Started With Jira

Lecture 4 Theory : Getting Started With Jira

Lecture 5 Task : Getting Started With Jira

Lecture 6 Guided Challenge : Getting Started With Jira

Lecture 7 Solution : Getting Started With Jira

Section 3: Project Board & Settings

Lecture 8 Theory : Project Board & Settings

Lecture 9 Task : Project Board & Settings

Lecture 10 Guided Challenge : Project Board & Settings

Lecture 11 Solution : Project Board & Settings

Section 4: Jira Issue

Lecture 12 Theory : Jira Issue

Lecture 13 Task : Jira Issue

Lecture 14 Guided Challenge : Jira Issue

Lecture 15 Solution : Jira Issue

Section 5: Issue Navigator

Lecture 16 Theory : Issue Navigator

Lecture 17 Task : Issue Navigator

Lecture 18 Guided Challenge : Issue Navigator

Lecture 19 Solution : Issue Navigator

Section 6: Epic & Roadmap

Lecture 20 Theory : Epic & Roadmap

Lecture 21 Task : Epic & Roadmap

Lecture 22 Guided Challenge : Epic & Roadmap

Lecture 23 Solution : Epic & Roadmap

Section 7: Issue Type

Lecture 24 Theory : Issue Type

Lecture 25 Task : Issue Type

Lecture 26 Guided Challenge : Issue Type

Lecture 27 Solution : Issue Type

Section 8: JQL (Jira Query Language)

Lecture 28 Theory : JQL (Jira Query Language)

Lecture 29 Task : JQL (Jira Query Language)

Lecture 30 Guided Challenge : JQL (Jira Query Language)

Lecture 31 Solution : JQL (Jira Query Language)

Section 9: Start Sprint

Lecture 32 Theory : Start Sprint

Lecture 33 Task : Start Sprint

Lecture 34 Guided Challenge : Start Sprint

Lecture 35 Solution : Start Sprint

Section 10: Sprint Execution (Part 1)

Lecture 36 Theory : Sprint Execution (Part 1)

Lecture 37 Task : Sprint Execution (Part 1)

Lecture 38 Guided Challenge : Sprint Execution (Part 1)

Lecture 39 Solution : Sprint Execution (Part 1)

Section 11: Custom Dashboard

Lecture 40 Theory : Custom Dashboard

Lecture 41 Task : Custom Dashboard

Lecture 42 Guided Challenge : Custom Dashboard

Lecture 43 Solution : Custom Dashboard

Section 12: Sprint Execution (Part 2)

Lecture 44 Theory : Sprint Execution (Part 2)

Lecture 45 Task : Sprint Execution (Part 2)

Lecture 46 Guided Challenge : Sprint Execution (Part 2)

Lecture 47 Solution : Sprint Execution (Part 2)

Section 13: Report

Lecture 48 Theory : Report

Lecture 49 Task : Report

Lecture 50 Guided Challenge : Report

Lecture 51 Solution : Report

Section 14: End Sprint

Lecture 52 Theory : End Sprint

Lecture 53 Task : End Sprint

Lecture 54 Guided Challenge : End Sprint

Lecture 55 Solution : End Sprint

Section 15: Workflow

Lecture 56 Theory : Workflow

Lecture 57 Task : Workflow

Lecture 58 Guided Challenge : Workflow

Lecture 59 Solution : Workflow

Section 16: Jira & Slack

Lecture 60 Theory : Jira & Slack

Lecture 61 Task : Jira & Slack

Lecture 62 Guided Challenge : Jira & Slack

Lecture 63 Solution : Jira & Slack

Section 17: Jira & Github

Lecture 64 Theory : Jira & Github

Lecture 65 Task : Jira & Github

Lecture 66 Guided Challenge : Jira & Github

Lecture 67 Solution : Jira & Github

Section 18: Bonus & References

Lecture 68 References

Lecture 69 Bonus

Project manager or scrum master who will use Jira for project management,Developers, engineers, or other team members involved in working on the project,Anyone who needs to know the modern way of using Jira for project management