Agile Scrum Mastery: Full Project Simulation + Certification

Agile Scrum Mastery: Full Project Simulation + Certification

English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 44KHz 2ch | 89 lectures (6h 38m) | 1.50 GB

From beginner to Agile Scrum expert in 1 course. See how successful teams run Scrum via step-by-step project simulations

This course is up-to-date and is based on Scrum Guide 2020.

Welcome to the most complete course on Agile Scrum online. Learn Agile Scrum fundamentals in a fun and engaging format. And save money on Agile Scrum Certification.

This is primarily a Learn By Doing course.

So we’ll quickly dive into 3 hands on, real world projects that show how successful teams run Agile Scrum.

What you’ll get from this course.

I’ll show why Agile Scrum works so well for so many software projects.

You’ll gain an in-depth understanding of Official Agile Scrum, as described in the Scrum .org “Rule Book” of Scrum.

And then we’ll go beyond, by layering on Unofficial Agile Scrum, to see how successful teams fill the gaps in Scrum.

We’ll also complete a step-by-step, real world project together, that will show you how to go from a product idea, to a fully functioning physical backlog.

We’ll then simulate a full Sprint cycle. From Sprint Planning, to Sprint Restrospective, you’ll gain practical tips on how to effectively manage a sprint.

In the final two practical projects, we’ll migrate to digital backlogs, using Trello, and then to JIRA. We’ll also examine in-depth, how to effectively set-up, administer and run Scrum projects.

Why learn Agile Scrum? Most software development teams have today migrated to Agile methodologies, and Scrum is by far the most popular Agile framework.

But Agile Scrum is also widely misunderstood. It is so flexible that teams have a variety of options to successfully implement it. And a variety of ways to go wrong.

In a field where so many teams follow counter-productive Scrum practices, copying others wont work.

Don’t Imitate. Understand.

This course will teach you the underlying values and principles of Agile Scrum. And the practical portion will showcase how successful teams run Agile Scrum using approaches that embrace the core Scrum values.

Whether you’re a Scrum Master, Product Owner or other team member, this course will help prepare you for success. You’ll be able to identify and avoid unproductive workplace practices, and confidently use the latest Agile Scrum tools and techniques that are so essential to success.

If you work in the software development space, learning Agile Scrum will accelerate your career and open new doors.

What you’ll learn

  • Understand the Scrum Framework
  • Save money in getting Scrum certification
  • Implement a Physical Scrum Board
  • Implement & Run Scrum in Trello
  • Implement & Run Scrum in JIRA NextGen & Confluence
  • Create a Product Roadmap
  • Build a Product Backlog from a Product Idea
  • Prepare for Sprint Planning
  • Run Sprint Planning
  • Run Sprint Review & Retrospective
  • Calculate Team Velocity
  • Manage a Sprint
  • Create Sprint Burndown, Burnup, Velocity & Cumulative Flow Reports
  • Communicate a Sprint
Table of Contents

Introduction to Scrum
1 Congratulations You Are Now A Scrum Master English
2 Get Course Slides
3 Origin of Agile English
4 Join the Community
5 The Agile Manifesto English
6 Adjusting Course Speed
7 What is Scrum English
8 How to Pass PSM1 Certification English
9 Get Your Notes For PSM1
10 Notes Introduction to Scrum [For PSM1] English
11 Project #1 Physical Scrum Board [Not For PSM1] English
12 The Scrum Team [For PSM1] English
13 The Product Owner English
14 Product Owner as Value Maximiser [For PSM1] English
15 Notes The Product Owner [For PSM1] English
16 Exercise #1a From Product Vision to Product Backlog [Not For PSM1] English
17 Adding Personas to User Story Maps [Not For PSM1]
18 Resources – Glossary of Terms & Scrum History Timeline

The Product Backlog
19 Product Backlog Items English
20 Characteristics of a Good Product Backlog English
21 Backlog Grooming Refinement English
22 How to Write Good User Stories [Not For PSM1] English
23 Notes The Product Backlog [For PSM1] English
24 Definition of Ready English
25 Exercise #1b From Product Vision to Product Backlog [Not For PSM1] English
26 The Scrum Master English
27 Notes The Scrum Master [For PSM1] English

Preparing For Sprint Planning
28 Sprint Planning Readiness Checklist [Not For PSM1] English
29 The Sprint Pre English
30 Exercise #2 Let’s Create a Product Roadmap [Not For PSM1] English
31 Definition of Done English
32 Defining a Sprint Goal English
33 Exercise #3 Let’s Prepare For Sprint Planning [Not For PSM1] English
34 Notes Preparing For Sprint Planning [For PSM1] English

Running Sprint Planning
35 The Time English
36 The Sprint Planning Agenda English
37 Why The Product Owner Must Attend English
38 The Developers English
39 Notes The Developer [For PSM1] English
40 Estimating Stories [Not For PSM1] English
41 The Story Point [Not For PSM1] English
42 Estimating Stories Using Planning Poker [Not For PSM1] English
43 Exercise #4 Let’s Run Our Sprint Planning Session [Not For PSM1] English
44 Communicating Sprints [Not For PSM1] English
45 Bonus Resource Task Breakdown Cheat Sheet [Not For PSM1]
46 Notes Sprint Planning [For PSM1] English

Executing a Sprint
47 Arranging The Team Space [Not For PSM1] English
48 Managing The Sprint Backlog [Not For PSM1] English
49 Daily Scrum English
50 Notes Daily Scrum [For PSM1] English
51 Flow Management [Not For PSM1] English
52 Testing in Scrum [Not For PSM1] English
53 Notes The Sprint [For PSM1] English
54 Myth The Sprint Review Is a Demo English
55 Notes The Sprint Review [For PSM1] English
56 Exercise #5 Let’s Run Our Sprint Retrospective [Not For PSM1] English
57 Notes The Sprint Retrospective [For PSM1] English
58 Project #1 Wrap English

Running Scrum In Trello [Not For PSM1]
59 Project #2 Overview English
60 Why Use Trello English
61 Let’s Set Up Our Board English
62 Adding Stories English
63 Adding Acceptance Criteria English
64 Adding Tasks & Deadlines English
65 Collaborating With Others English
66 How to Show Dependencies English
67 Showing Epics, Bugs & Blockers English
68 Using Filters & Search English
69 Adding Story Points English
70 Running Sprint Retrospectives English

Running Scrum in JIRA Next Gen [Not For PSM1]
71 Project #3 Overview English
72 Why Use JIRA English
73 Setting Up JIRA Cloud English
74 Navigating JIRA Next English
75 Managing Backlog Items English
76 Creating Epics & A Roadmap English
77 Using Confluence With JIRA English
78 Setting Up Workflow Automation English
79 Estimating Backlog Items English
80 Monitoring Sprint Progress English
81 Searching For Backlog Items English
82 JIRA Next Gen Administration English
83 Confluence Administration English

Scrum PSM1 Certification Overview
84 Scrum Guide 2020 Whats Changed English
85 Pre-requisites for the PSM1 Exam
86 Study Material (Scrum Guide 2020)
87 Exam Tips

Other
88 Claiming PMI PDU Points
89 Bonus Lecture

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