Course Overview

Classic project management is usually associated with the Waterfall process, whereas Scrum started in the 1980s and gained popularity as part of the Agile process. This course teaches a complete learning system that integrates Agile software development and the Scrum process, familiar for its storyboards, linear processes, daily scrums, and structured task arrangement. The self-organizing team architecture offers better efficiency, teamwork, and high productivity.
This book provides a brief overview of the nature of Agile, Scrum values, how the system operates, development phases, team roles and responsibilities, sprint planning, Lean philosophy, and Agile project management. You will also understand why most organizations in the world are abandoning conventional approaches to Agile to enhance flexibility, responsiveness, and project success.

Benefits of Agile and Scrum Certification:

✔ Enhanced Career Opportunities – Enhance your resume for upcoming jobs.
✔ Enhanced Productivity – Learn how to produce quality items quickly.
✔ Better Teamwork – Work in a team with many skills.
✔ Adaptability to Modify – Be able to change as per project needs.
✔ Industry Recognition – Be certified by the leading organizations of the world. Begin your Agile journey today and build your career with Agile and Scrum skills!

Is it right for you?

If you are a software developer, product manager, project manager, or business analyst, getting Agile & Scrum certified helps your career. Even if you have not worked with Agile before, certification helps you in learning frameworks that most organizations want.

Kickstart your Agile journey today and take your career to new heights with Agile & Scrum expertise!

Reviews

• Basic Project Management Knowledge:

  A basic understanding of project management concepts is recommended.

• Experience with Scrum or Agile:

  Having worked on projects using the Scrum framework or being fluent in Agile practices is a bonus, though not mandatory.

• Familiarity with Agile and Scrum Fundamentals:

  Knowing the core principles and concepts of Agile and Scrum will help you get the most out of the course.

1. Agile & Scrum Overview

2. Sprints and Iterations

3. Technical Practices

4. Project Management in Agile

5. Agile Management Practices

6. Scrum Roles & Responsibilities

7. Lean Principles in Agile

8. Common Problems and Resolutions

1.What is Agile?

Agile is a software development and product development approach that is compatible with iterative development, collaboration, and adaptability. It promotes continuous feedback, responsiveness to change, and incremental delivery of value over delivering full value at one time.

2. A few examples of Agile concepts and activities?

Agile principles involve customer collaboration, responding to change, iterative development, and continuous improvement. Some of the Agile practices are daily stand-up meetings, sprints, backlog grooming, user stories, and continuous integration.

3. What are the advantages of Agile principles and practices to a business?

Agile helps organizations to work better, minimize risks, and delight customers. Agile helps teams to respond to changing business needs, produce high-quality products quicker, and establish a culture of continuous improvement.

4. Why is Scrum different from Agile?

Agile is a general term for software development, and Scrum is a particular technique based on Agile principles. Scrum structures work into recurring intervals called sprints and has defined roles such as Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Development Team.

5. Who are the Scrum team's core members?

There are Three Important roles within a Scrum team:

• Product Owner: Specifies the product vision and sets priorities for the backlog.

• Scrum Master: Ensures Scrum practices and clears obstacles.

• Development Team: Cross-functional team members that collaborate to build the product.

6. Why is Sprints important in Scrum?

Sprints are brief cycles lasting (typically 1-4 weeks) through which teams build and deliver a product that could be shipped for release. Sprints enable teams to focus, have a predictable quantity of work, and respond fast to modify.

7. 7. How does Agile improve project management?

Agile improves project management because it makes project management more transparent, enhances communication, and enables teams to progress towards evolving requirements. Agile encourages collaboration between stakeholders, minimizes risks, and enables continuous delivery of value.

8. What are the benefits of Agile certification?

Agile certification shows that you understand Agile methods and can help you get better job opportunities. It helps professionals build trust, work better with others, and earn more money.

9. Does Agile apply solely to software development?

No, agile is used extensively in a number of industries including marketing, manufacturing, healthcare, finance, and education. Its principles of flexibility, teamwork, and moving forward in stages make it usable in any project or business process.

10. What problems do teams have when they change to Agile?

Some common problems are resistance to change, lack of Agile know-how, problems in working collaboratively, and misapplication of Agile practices. Quality training, good leaders, and thinking differently are required for successful transition.