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Scrum Practitioner
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| Course title | Scrum Practitioner |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £1120 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 2 |
| Code | PBPAGSPQ |
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21 Jun 5 or more places available £1,120 exc VAT Scrum Practitioner training in Cannon Street , EC4
Overview
Created in 1993, Scrum is a mature yet simple Agile framework for completing complex projects. Originally created for software development projects, Scrum works well for any complex environment, both IT and non-technical. The framework and terminology are simple, focused on managing change, reducing time to market, eliminating waste and delivering what the Customer needs. This course focuses the Scrum Values, Roles, Ceremonies and Artifacts employed to create a good foundation for high performing Scrum teams.
Audience
This 2 day course is suitable for Project Managers, Project Support Managers, potential Scrum Masters and Product Owners, Team members (Business Analysts, Architects, Developers, Testers) intending to deliver Agile projects.
Prerequisites
Pre-course reading: The Scrum Guide by Ken Schwaber.
Some experience of Project Management or Software Development experience is required.
Course Outline
Agile Principles and the Agile Manifesto
The Scrum Process and how it works
Scrum Roles
- Product Owner
- Scrum Project Team
- ScrumMaster
User Stories
Scrum Ceremonies
- Sprint Planning and Estimating
- Sprint Review and Retrospective
- Daily Stand Up (or Scrum) Meetings
Scrum Artefacts
- Product Backlog
- Sprint Backlog
- Burndown Chart
Using Scrum for large scale projects
Using Scrum with distributed, outsourced & off-shore teams
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