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Scrum Overview
Duration:   1 Day
Audience Prerequisites

This course is intended for any stakeholder or partisipant in an organization planning to apply Scrum.

  • Software Developers
  • Project Managers
  • Software Architects

None.

    Description
    Scrum is a development method that rose in Japan during the mid-1980s. The method has been successfully applied to software development. Scrum is a popular methodology to use in combination with other agile techniques as because of its incremental nature.

    This course provides an overview of Scrum with and the agile techniques that works well with Scrum. The course is a great starter for managers and engineers alike that want to probe or adapt Scrum.
    Objectives

    Upon completion of this course, attendees will be able to:

    • Understand the main principles of Scrum
    • Identify the essential roles in a Scrum organization
    • Understand the Scrum's Product Backlog
    • Understand how to conduct the of the Daily Scrum Meeting
    • Understand the concept of a sprint
    • Understand how to conduct the Sprint Planning Meetings
    • Understand how to conduct a Sprint Review Meeting
    Course Outline

    Overview of Scrum

    • What is Scrum?
    • Why Scrum?
    • Scrum from 30,000 Feet

    The Scrum Team

    • Scrum Master
    • Product Owner
    • Scrum Team Member
    • Other Stakeholders

    The Product Backlog

    • What is the Product Backlog
    • How to Use the Product Backlog
    • Who can Contribute?
    • When to Contribute

    The Daily Scrum Meeting

    • The Agenda
    • The Audience
    • The Code of Conduct

    The Sprint Planning Meeting

    • The Agenda
    • The Audience
    • The Code of Conduct
    • The Measure of Success

    Sprint

    • What is a Sprint?
    • Initiation of a Sprint
    • Measuring Progress
    • Aborting a Sprint

    Sprint Review Meeting

    • The Agenda
    • The Audience
    • The Code of Conduct
    • The Measure of Success

    Agile Development Comparison

    • Extreme Programming
    • Adaptive Software Development
    • Dynamic Systems Development Method
    • Feature-Driven Development
    • Lean Software Development
    		 
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