Agile

The Agile Method and methodology is a particular approach to project management that is utilized in software development.

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What You'll Learn

  • Learn You will learn to launch products fast
  • Learn You will learn about the importance of simplicity.
  • Learn You will learn to launch apps faster.
  • Learn You will become Agile certified (you will receive a certificate upon completion).
  • Learn You will learn the meaning of user stories, daily stand-ups, retrospectives and kanban boards.
  • Learn A high quality learning experience.

Course Content

  • Agile is an iterative approach to project management and software development that helps teams deliver value to their customers faster and with fewer headaches. Instead of betting everything on a "big bang" launch, an agile team delivers work in small, but consumable, increments.

  • Embracing Agile:

  • Defining the core Agile Framework, Core Agile team, artifacts and ceremonies, Adapting traditional business process to Agile, Applying core Agile Values, Leveraging checks and balances

  • Defining the Core Agile Artifacts

  • Defining the Core Agile Artifacts

  • Simulating the Core Agile Ceremon

  • Refining the Product Backlog, Holding the Sprint Planning meeting, Hosting the Daily Agile, Leading Sprint Reviews, Facilitating successful Sprint Retrospectives

  • Refining Product Delivery

  • Comparing iterative and incremental delivery, Decomposing Epics into features and stories, Releasing products with Minimal Marketable Features, Planning a product delivery roadmap

  • Iterating the Product Backlog

  • Developing the Product Vision, Building the Product Backlog, Continuously refining the Product Backlog, Turning ideas into action, Applying the DOVE framework

  • Defining user personas

  • Creating realistic user Personas, Visualizing scope through story maps, Linking user personas to use cases

  • Creating user stories

  • Writing users stories with the Connextra format, Evolving product requirements, Applying INVEST and SMART frameworks to focus user stories, Developing products with progressive elaboration, Breaking user stories into tasks, Defining appropriate acceptance criteria

  • User story estimating

  • Sizing user stories, Estimating effort and business value level through relative measurement, Comparing and contrasting affinity and planning poker estimation techniques

  • Growing the Agile team

  • Enforcing the Agile process, Establishing team working agreements, Performing as a servant–leader, Removing Impediments, Becoming an Agile coach for your team

  • Ensuring long–term success

  • Continuously improving the team, Reporting appropriate metrics, Managing and reducing external dependencies, Adopting best practices for software engineering, Acting as an Agile champion in your organization

  • Project

  • Planning Poker

  • Problem Statement

  • It is an iterative approach to estimating Steps

  • Topics

  • Each estimator is given a deck of cards; each card has a valid estimate written on it, Customer/Product owner reads a story, Each estimator selects a card that‘s his or her estimate, Cards are turned over so all can see them Discuss differences (especially outliers), Re-estimate until estimates converge
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  Tutorials

  Articles, Videos

  Full Time Lectures

  Real Scenarios

  Project Work

  Certification of Completion

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