Course description
Manage Agile Projects Using Scrum
Agile project management is a project management methodology based on the idea that projects must be able to adapt to ever changing business needs. To minimize risk, components are built in small, discrete timeframes. There have been several approaches to agile project management over the years. Scrum, the approach addressed in this course, has been used since the early 1990s. While not directly addressed in the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), Scrum is a form of iterative project management referenced in the PMBOK® Guide.
Agile Project Management Using Scrum provides context for what agile project management is, its benefits, and how it differs from traditional project management. It also introduces roles, processes, and techniques to overcome the challenges of working on agile projects.
The course is taught by experienced project managers, and much of the class time is devoted to exercises in which participants can practice the skills being taught. Job aids introduced in the course can be used by participants when they return to the workplace to help them apply their new skills in the performance of job tasks.
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Who should attend?
Program managers, project managers, business analysts, and other team members interested in applying the Scrum project management approach within their organizations
Training content
learning objectives:
- Compare and contrast Scrum agile project management with traditional project management.
- Describe the Scrum process framework and how it supports project success.
- Assemble a Scrum team equipped with the knowledge and skills to effectively carry out a software development initiative.
- Initiate a Scrum project by creating a shared vision among team members.
- Elicit, document, and incorporate user stories as an effective means for requirements definition.
- Apply the principles and techniques of Scrum to a software development project.
- Plan a Scrum project by estimating user stories, compiling a project backlog, and measuring progress.
- Conduct effective Scrum meetings and planning sessions.
Module 1: Introduction to Agile Project Management Using Scrum
- Traditional Project Management vs. Agile Approaches
- Benefits of Agile Methods Using Scrum
Module 2: The Scrum Framework
- Scrum Team
- Scrum Process
Module 3: User Roles and User Proxies
- User Roles
- User Proxies
Module 4: Elicit and Document User Stories
- User Stories That Facilitate Success
- User Story Elicitation
Module 5: Test and Organize User Stories
- User Story Acceptance Testing
- Epics and Themes
Module 6: Estimate and Plan Scrum Projects
- Estimation Using Story Points
- Release Planning
Module 7: Execute Scrum Projects
- Sprint Planning
- Velocity
Module 8: Monitor and Control Scrum Projects
- The Scrum – Start to Finish
- Scrum Success Criteria
Course delivery details
This course is delivered in the live virtual classroom, traditional classroom or onsite. To inquire, contact Corporate Education Group via the information request form.
Costs
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