Introduction
This course is designed to introduce students to the agile values, principles, and techniques and takes an in-depth look into the skills necessary to ensure that the team is identifying and delivering the right thing. Whether you’re an existing agile team or new to the agile approach, everyone involved with an agile project needs to understand the needs they are trying to satisfy and the approach they are using to satisfy those needs.
Our Agile Overview course is an excellent class to level-set professionals working in an agile environment.
Objectives
At the end of this course students will be able to:
- How agile values and principles guide a team’s approach to delivering the right thing.
- Determine who should fill common agile roles.
- Understand common agile approaches and how to apply to the learner’s situation.
- Apply agile techniques such as discovery and delivery boards, relative estimating, iteration planning, and others.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites to attend this course.
Course Materials
Each student will receive a copy of the course documentation prepared by Netmind.
Certification
There isn’t an official certification associated with this course. However, students will earn 7 credit hours for their attendance.
Accreditation
A certificate of attendance will be issued to students who attend the course for at least 75% of the duration.
Course Outline
- The Agile Environment
- Overview of agile values, principles, approaches and terminology
- Describe the characteristics of an agile environment
- Determine the appropriate approach for a particular project
- Implement agile in an organization using a pilot approach
- Workshops:
- Create a list of benefits moving from a traditional environment to an agile environment
- Create a list of challenges moving from a traditional environment to an agile environment and identify corresponding solutions
- Roles and Approaches in an Agile Environment
- Define the various roles in an agile environment
- Describe what activities are performed by the roles used in an agile environment
- Explain agile approaches impacts on how teams work and the techniques and processes they use
- Identify techniques teams working in an agile environment use to aid their collaboration and effectiveness
- Describe levels of agile planning
- Conduct iteration planning
- Estimate on agile projects using story points
- Workshops:
- Identify the people filling the four key roles on student’s current project
- Iteration planning
- Planning poker session to estimate size of user stories
- Course Summary
- Develop an Action Plan with next steps, based on the student’s current project
JJM 130 | JJM130 | JJM- 130
3 days
1.995,00 €
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