Getting Started with Scrum

Getting Started with Scrum, available at $69.99, has an average rating of 4.9, with 48 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 40 subscribers.

You will learn about Preparing for Scrum, which includes steps you need to take for selecting Product Owner, Project Details, Scrum Master, and Development Team. Starting the First Sprint, which includes steps to create Sprint Board, Product Backlog, Prioritising backlog items, and planning the first Sprint. Planning the Sprint, which includes steps to hold Sprint Planning meeting, estimating the backlog items, implementing them, and holding Daily Sprints. Reviewing the Sprint, which includes steps to hold Sprint Review meeting and Sprint Retrospective meeting. Downloadable 14-page Scrum Quick Guide PDF that helps you as a pocket reference that summarises all points covered in this course. Downloadable 9-page Scrum Worksheet that helps you to immediately start using Scrum in your project. This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers, who are involved in product development (of any programming language). or Scrum Masters, who just started managing a team as ScrumMaster who wants to brush up the core concepts. or Managers, who are involved in technical or people management with a team of developers. It is particularly useful for Developers, who are involved in product development (of any programming language). or Scrum Masters, who just started managing a team as ScrumMaster who wants to brush up the core concepts. or Managers, who are involved in technical or people management with a team of developers.

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Title: Getting Started with Scrum

Price: $69.99

Average Rating: 4.9

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Preparing for Scrum, which includes steps you need to take for selecting Product Owner, Project Details, Scrum Master, and Development Team.

Starting the First Sprint, which includes steps to create Sprint Board, Product Backlog, Prioritising backlog items, and planning the first Sprint.

Planning the Sprint, which includes steps to hold Sprint Planning meeting, estimating the backlog items, implementing them, and holding Daily Sprints.

Reviewing the Sprint, which includes steps to hold Sprint Review meeting and Sprint Retrospective meeting.

Downloadable 14-page Scrum Quick Guide PDF that helps you as a pocket reference that summarises all points covered in this course.

Downloadable 9-page Scrum Worksheet that helps you to immediately start using Scrum in your project.

Who Should Attend

Developers, who are involved in product development (of any programming language).

Scrum Masters, who just started managing a team as ScrumMaster who wants to brush up the core concepts.

Managers, who are involved in technical or people management with a team of developers.

Target Audiences

Developers, who are involved in product development (of any programming language).

Scrum Masters, who just started managing a team as ScrumMaster who wants to brush up the core concepts.

Managers, who are involved in technical or people management with a team of developers.

Scrumis easy to get started. Scrum is one of the most popular frameworks used to develop software applications through the Agile methodology. You may be feeling confused or lost when it comes to starting learning the Scrum framework. This course will provide you with step-by-step instructions for getting hang of Scrum.

The usage ofScrumhas dramatically increased in recent times for product development and faster delivery. Companies such as Google, Amazon, and Salesforce use Scrum as the framework for their software development. You will be learning Scrum with a hands-on approachin this course.

My name is Praveen, your instructor for this course! I had worked for about 10 years in Honeywellwherein I’d transitioned from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer, Tech Lead, and so on in C#. I’m a Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) and Scrum Master for a Security R&D team for the past 5+ years. Moreover, I’ve published dozens of courses and taught over 1000’s of students on various software development topics.

Topics Covered In This Course

Preparing for Scrum, which includes steps you need to take for selecting Product Owner, Project Details, Scrum Master, and Development Team.

Starting the First Sprint, which includes steps to create Sprint Board, Product Backlog, Prioritising backlog items and planning the first Sprint.

Planning the Sprint, which includes steps to hold Sprint Planning meetings, estimating the backlog items, implementing them, and holding Daily Sprints.

Reviewing the Sprint, which includes steps to hold Sprint Review meeting and Sprint Retrospective meeting.

Downloadable 14-page Scrum Quick Guide PDF that helps you as a pocket reference that summarises all points covered in this course.

Downloadable 9-page Scrum Worksheet that helps you to immediately start using Scrum in your project.

Downloadable 6-page Sprint Board Types PDF that shows you the different ways of using a Sprint Board.

More Reasons To Take This Course

A step-by-step approach to guide you in a clear fashion.

Gives you a strong foundation for your journey toward various Scrum certifications.

Keep yourself updated with the most popular framework.

Each lesson in this course is bite-sized and easy to finish.

Googleand Amazonuse Scrum for productive software development as well as to remain the top leader in their respective segment.

This course provides over 2 hours of content in simpler terms. To help you better, it follows a step-by-step approach to applying Scrum to your work.

At The End Of This Course

You will know to apply Scrum at your work immediately.

Who This Course Is For?

Developers,who are involved in product development (of any programming language).

Scrum Masters, who just started managing a team as ScrumMaster who wants to brush up the core concepts.

Managers, who are involved in technical or people management with a team of developers.

Prerequisite

No prior knowledge is needed.

This course will provide step-by-step instructions on how to get started with applying Scrum for your Agile-based product team. You will be confident to instantly be part of the Scrum team for faster product development.

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What Do You Get When You Enrol In This Course?

Lifetime access to the course and all future updates to the course content.

Personalized support and answers to your questions.

Udemy certificates of completion.

30-Day 100% money-back guarantee.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome & About This Course

Lecture 2: DOWNLOAD: Scrum Getting Started Guide

Lecture 3: DOWNLOAD: Scrum Worksheet

Chapter 2: Preparing for Scrum

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Overview of Agile and Scrum

Lecture 3: Overview of CampusConnect

Lecture 4: Step 1: Select a Product Owner

Lecture 5: Demo: Selecting the Product Owner

Lecture 6: Step 2: Collect the Project Details

Lecture 7: Demo: Collecting the Project Details

Lecture 8: Step 3: Select a Scrum Master

Lecture 9: Demo: Selecting the Scrum Master

Lecture 10: Step 4: Select the Development Team

Lecture 11: Demo: Selecting the Development Team

Lecture 12: Step 5: Select the Tool to Run Sprint

Lecture 13: Demo: Selecting the Tool to Run Sprint

Lecture 14: Step 6: Set Up the Sprint Tool

Lecture 15: Demo: Setting up the Sprint Tool

Lecture 16: Summary

Chapter 3: Starting with Sprint 0

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Step 7: Create a Sprint Board

Lecture 3: Demo: Creating a Sprint Board

Lecture 4: DOWNLOAD: Sprint Board Types

Lecture 5: Step 8: Create the Product Backlog

Lecture 6: Demo: Creating the Product Backlog

Lecture 7: Step 9: Prioritise the Product Backlog Items

Lecture 8: Demo: Prioritising the Product Backlog Items

Lecture 9: Step 10: Plan the First Sprint

Lecture 10: Demo: Planning the First Sprint

Lecture 11: Summary

Chapter 4: Running the Sprint

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Step 11: Hold the Sprint Planning Meeting

Lecture 3: Demo: Holding the Sprint Planning Meeting

Lecture 4: Step 12: Estimate the Sprint Backlog Items

Lecture 5: Demo: Estimating the Sprint Backlog Items

Lecture 6: Step 13: Implement the Sprint Backlog Items

Lecture 7: Demo: Implementing the Sprint Backlog Items

Lecture 8: Step 14: Hold Daily Stand-up Meeting

Lecture 9: Demo: Holding Daily Stand-up Meeting

Lecture 10: Summary

Chapter 5: Reviewing the Sprint

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Step 15: Hold Sprint Review Meeting

Lecture 3: Demo: Holding Sprint Review Meeting

Lecture 4: Step 16: Hold Sprint Retrospective Meeting

Lecture 5: Demo: Holding Sprint Retrospective Meeting

Lecture 6: Step 17: Repeat the Process Sprint after Sprint

Lecture 7: Summary

Chapter 6: Course Conclusion

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture: Recommended Resources

Instructors

Praveenkumar Bouna
Cloud Instructor

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