Scrum For Beginners + Scrum Master Certification Preparation
Last updated 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.87 GB | Duration: 6h 28m
Last updated 7/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.87 GB | Duration: 6h 28m
[UNOFFICIAL] Learn Scrum, understand the Agile principles & prepare for your Agile/Scrum Master certification in 2022.
What you'll learn
Prep for a Scrum Master certification [UNOFFICIAL].
Prep for an Agile certification [UNOFFICIAL].
Test your Scrum understanding with prep questions
Ask questions in the Q&A section
Get exam tips that can really make a difference
How to deal with hard exam questions
Understand the Agile mindset
Learn about burn-down charts, technical debt, velocity
Have a good understanding of the Scrum framework
Requirements
No prior knowledge is required.
Description
"Professional Scrum Master" and "PSM" are registered trademarks of Advanced Development Methods (Scrum .org) and this course is not licensed, endorsed, or affiliated with Advanced Development Methods (Scrum .org) in any way.This course and practice exams are neither endorsed by, nor in partnership, nor affiliated with Scrum .org or any other organizations. This UNOFFICIAL course will introduce you to Agile and Scrum and help you prepare for your Scrum Master or Agile certification based on the Scrum Guide™ v2020. The cost of the exam you take is NOT included in the price of the course.This course will NOT help you prepare for the Scrum Master Certified (SMC®) exam from ScrumStudy.–––––––––––-This UNOFFICIAL course will take you from zero and prepare your Scrum Master certification. No previous experience with Scrum is needed. In this UNOFFICIAL course you will:learn about the Scrum framework and Agileunderstand the contents of the Scrum GuidePractice what you have learned with quizzesGet exam tipsExam simulation with the help of mock exam questions== What is Scrum? ==Scrum is a framework in which people can deal with complex problems while delivering valuable products. Scrum is straightforward to understand but very difficult to master. Scrum has been used for managing work on complex products since the early 1990s. Many people think that Scrum is a methodology. It is not. Scrum is a framework.== The Scrum Master role ==The Scrum Master helps everybody to understand Scrum values, rules, and theory. It is the person coaching the Scrum Team on how to use the Scrum framework.Many people new to Agile and Scrum aspire to become Scrum Masters. A Scrum certification can help show what you have the understanding needed. == Do I need to be a Scrum Master? ==This UNOFFICIAL course is for those who are interested in working within an Agile/Scrum team.You can be an aspiring Business Analyst, Project Manager, Product Owner, or Developer. You don't need to be a Scrum Master or have the desire to become one. A Scrum certification will just certify your Scrum know-how.== Frequent questions ==On which version of the Scrum Guide is this UNOFFICIAL course based?This course is compliant with the 2020 version of the Scrum Guide™. The Scrum Guide is NOT updated yearly and currently, this is the latest version.Does this UNOFFICIAL course include everything I need to pass a Scrum Master certification?Yes, all the information you need and the materials you can use are included in the course. You don't need to worry about searching for other resources or courses.Can I earn PMI PDUs (Professional Development Units) by taking this UNOFFICIAL course?By attending this course you can claim PMI PDUs.–––––––––––-The statements made and opinions expressed herein belong exclusively to the creator of this course and are not shared by or represent the viewpoint of Scrum .org. This training does not constitute an endorsement of any product, service or point of view. Scrum .org makes no representations, warranties or assurances of any kind, express or implied, as to the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability, availability or currency of the content contained in this presentation or any material related to this presentation. In no event shall Scrum .org, its agents, officers, employees, licensees or affiliates be liable for any damages whatsoever (including, without limitation, damages for loss of profits, business information, loss of information) arising out of the information or statements contained in the training. Any reliance you place on such content is strictly at your own risk. Scrum .org, Professional Scrum Master ® are trademarks of Scrum .org and may be registered in the United States Patent and Trademark Office and in other countries.”
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Welcome to the course
Lecture 2 Legal Disclaimer
Lecture 3 Download study materials
Lecture 4 Meet the team
Lecture 5 Agile manifesto and the birth of SCRUM
Lecture 6 Overview of the SCRUM framework (2020)
Lecture 7 What is the agile mindset?
Lecture 8 An example of agile product development
Lecture 9 What is the agile mindset? (continued)
Lecture 10 Why take a Scrum certification?
Lecture 11 Which Scrum certification to take?
Lecture 12 Overview of the entire certification process
Lecture 13 How to prepare for the exam
Section 2: Scrum Artifacts
Lecture 14 What are Scrum Artifacts?
Lecture 15 Organizational goals
Lecture 16 What is a Backlog?
Lecture 17 Product Backlog in Scrum
Lecture 18 How to use the Scrum Guide
Lecture 19 Defining the Product Goal and Product Backlog (in practice)
Lecture 20 User Stories
Lecture 21 Managing the Product Backlog using Jira
Lecture 22 Product Backlog Refinement in Practice (2020)
Lecture 23 How to add story points to User Stories in Jira
Lecture 24 My job is to annoy you!
Lecture 25 Sprint Backlog
Lecture 26 How to create the Sprint Backlog in Jira?
Lecture 27 Sprint Scope vs. Sprint Goal
Lecture 28 Increment & Definition of Done
Lecture 29 The Definition of Done for Jack & Mary Organic Farm
Lecture 30 When is the Definition of Done created?
Lecture 31 Definition of Done vs. Acceptance criteria
Lecture 32 What is an epic?
Lecture 33 Scrum Artifacts summary
Section 3: Scrum Events
Lecture 34 What are the Scrum Events
Lecture 35 Scrum Events download materials
Lecture 36 What is a time-box?
Lecture 37 The Sprint
Lecture 38 Sprint Planning
Lecture 39 Sprint Planning - Why is this Sprint valuable?
Lecture 40 Sprint Planning - What can be Done this Sprint?
Lecture 41 Sprint Planning - How will the chosen work get done?
Lecture 42 Sprint Planning - Who attends the meeting?
Lecture 43 Coherence among the Sprint Backlog Items
Lecture 44 Sprint Planning - Recap
Lecture 45 Daily Scrum
Lecture 46 Scrum Board
Lecture 47 A short break
Lecture 48 What happens during the Sprint?
Lecture 49 Sprint Review
Lecture 50 Sprint Retrospective
Lecture 51 Sprint Retrospective in practice
Lecture 52 Special Sprints
Lecture 53 Cancelling a Sprint
Section 4: The Scrum Team
Lecture 54 The Scrum Team
Lecture 55 Scrum Team Size
Lecture 56 The Product Owner
Lecture 57 What is VALUE?
Lecture 58 How is the Product Backlog ordered?
Lecture 59 The Developers
Lecture 60 The Scrum Master
Lecture 61 How is the Scrum Master serving the Scrum Team
Lecture 62 What is an impediment in Scrum?
Lecture 63 How is the Scrum Master serving the Product Owner
Lecture 64 How is the Scrum Master serving the Organization
Lecture 65 The Scrum Master in real-life
Lecture 66 Who is the Business Analyst?
Section 5: Introduction to the Agile approach and Scrum
Lecture 67 What is Scrum?
Lecture 68 Waterfall Model
Lecture 69 Uses of Scrum
Lecture 70 Scrum Theory
Lecture 71 How to understand empiricism
Lecture 72 Scrum Values
Lecture 73 The most important ideas regarding the Scrum framework
Section 6: Scaling Scrum
Lecture 74 Introduction to Scaling Scrum
Lecture 75 What happens when multiple Scrum Teams work on the same Product?
Lecture 76 Impact on velocity when scaling Scrum
Lecture 77 Integrated Product Increments
Lecture 78 The Definition of Done when multiple teams work on the same Product
Lecture 79 Must the Sprints be aligned? (same length, same start/end)
Lecture 80 How many Product Owners are there?
Lecture 81 Feature teams vs Component teams
Lecture 82 The importance of creating an integrated Increment
Lecture 83 Conclusion - Scaling Scrum recap
Section 7: Terms and tools used in Agile and Scrum projects
Lecture 84 The Velocity of the Scrum Team
Lecture 85 Technical debt
Lecture 86 Functional and non-functional requirements
Lecture 87 The process of emergence in Scrum
Lecture 88 Burn-down charts
Lecture 89 Burn-up charts
Lecture 90 The "cone of uncertainty"
Lecture 91 Sustainable pace
Lecture 92 Tools that could help a new practitioner
Section 8: Agile frameworks and practices
Lecture 93 Overview
Lecture 94 Kanban
Lecture 95 Extreme Programming (XP)
Lecture 96 Test-driven development (TDD)
Lecture 97 Behavior-driven development (BDD)
Lecture 98 DevOps
Section 9: Frequently asked Scrum questions
Lecture 99 Is documentation mandatory in Scrum?
Lecture 100 What happens with incomplete Sprint Backlog items?
Lecture 101 Who creates the Definition of Done?
Lecture 102 How to change scope without affecting the Sprint Goal?
Lecture 103 What happens if there is no Increment and/or the Sprint Goal is not reached?
Section 10: Practice section #1 - Learning mode
Lecture 104 About the practice tests
Lecture 105 The main reason people FAIL their exam
Lecture 106 Reminder about the importance of the Scrum Guide
Section 11: Practice section #2
Lecture 107 How to approach Scrum questions
Lecture 108 Scrum Open Assessment
Lecture 109 Pay attention to questions from other sources
Section 12: Practice section #3
Lecture 110 Help, I am getting low scores
Lecture 111 ScrumQuiz.org Scrum Master practice test
Lecture 112 Product Owner Open Assessment
Section 13: Before taking the exam
Lecture 113 Exam registration
Lecture 114 Tips for the exam
Lecture 115 Exam tips for non-native English Speakers
Section 14: Scrum live webinar - Scrum exam tips, live Q&A
Lecture 116 Join the next Scrum webinar
Lecture 117 Webinar - 15 February 2022
Lecture 118 Previous Scrum webinars
Section 15: Conclusion & Ask the instructor
Lecture 119 Your exam result
Lecture 120 What to do after passing the exam?
Lecture 121 How to claim PMI PDU points
Lecture 122 Your next certification
Lecture 123 Bonus Lecture
Anyone who want to get a basic understand on what Scrum it,Anyone preparing for Scrum or Agile certifications,Better apply Scrum and Agile principles in their organization,Want to get a job as Scrum Master