SCRUM Quick Start
SCRUM Quick Start
What you’ll learn
Skills you’ll gain
Scrum is a powerful approach to delivering on products or tasks, and it's quickly emerged as a popular mechanism that many organizations are using. In this course, you'll hear from Professional Scrum Trainer and Scrum Master Daria Bagina on how you can get started with utilizing Scrum on your team. Daria first reviews the methodology of Scrum, including the three pillars in which it's built on. She then covers the different roles that encompass a Scrum team, as well as the ideal candidates for each role might be. She then reviews various events that take place within the Scrum process, as well as the specific artifacts and deliverables that exist in Scrum. Upon completion of this course, you'll feel prepared to begin implementing Scrum within your team or your organization.
Syllabus
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Why Agile Agile approaches to managing people and projects came out of the necessity to adapt to new business environments. 3m
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What is Agile Agile is drastically different from how we traditionally work. 3m
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Scrum process overview Before jumping into individual elements of Scrum, you need to see the big picture of the framework. 4m
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Pillars of Scrum Scrum is founded on empiricism and lean thinking and focuses on practical application of the three pillars of Scrum. 3m
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Scrum values Without values, Scrum doesn't have a beating heart and becomes a process that hinders progress rather than supports it. 3m
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Understanding Scrum teams The fundamental unit of Scrum is a small team of people, also called a Scrum Team. 3m
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Product owners The product owner is the key link between the team and your customers. 3m
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Product developers Developers are the people doing the work of creating the product. 3m
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Scrum masters Scrum masters are accountable for establishing the Scrum framework in the organization. 3m
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Leveraging sprints Sprint is the container for all events in Scrum and is the key timebox every Scrum Team follows. 3m
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Sprint planning Every sprint starts with a planning meeting. 3m
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Daily Scrum The Scrum Team meets every day for 15 minutes to stay on track. 3m
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Sprint reviews At the end of a sprint, the team has an opportunity to collect feedback from customers. 3m
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Sprint retrospectives The last meeting of the sprint is essential to inspect and adapt how the team works. 3m
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Product Backlog A product backlog is a key element of Scrum that dictates your deliverables and priorities. 3m
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Sprint Backlog The sprint backlog defines your priorities during the timeboxed sprint. 3m
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Utilizing increments Without an increment at the end of a sprint, there is no point in Scrum. 3m
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Backlog refinement Refinement is an essential activity in Scrum that allows you to keep your product backlog up-to-date. 3m
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Definition of done The point of Scrum is to deliver a Done product every Sprint, guided by the definition of done principles. 3m
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Product and sprint goals Goals are the key elements of Scrum called commitments. 3m
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Starting with Scrum Thanks for watching! Now, you should feel empowered to implement what you've learned in this course and get started with Scrum. 1m
Certificate
Certificate of Completion
Awarded upon successful completion of the course.
Instructor
Daria Bagina
Daria is the founder of ScrumMastered, an Agile training and coaching business that focuses on providing practical tools and real examples of Scrum implementation. She is also the host of Mastering Scrum community of practice, a place for Scrum Masters around the globe to build skills and knowledge to become more successful and take the next step in their careers.
Daria is a licensed Scrum trainer with Scrum.org, the company founded by one of the creators of the Scrum Guide, Ken Schwaber. In addition to teaching, she continues to actively help teams and organizations leverage the benefits of agility in the role of a Scrum Master or Agile Coach.
Daria Bagina
Founder, Trainer and Coach at Scrum Mastered
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