Agile Project Management Course & Training
From ideas to impact: Master the framework for successful projects.
Agile project management course embraces project management skills through agile scrum and lean kanban techniques. The agile project management training course will also include the trade-off approaches of hybrid techniques and when it can help maximize value to the organization.
Whether you are an engineer, developer, or manager, you can certainly benefit from agile project management certification course. Agile principles are applicable in all industries and will improve organizational efficiency.
Course Objective:
- Deliver business-valued service, product to your customer in less time
- Develop higher-quality service products at lower cost
- Mitigate uncertainty and risk by applying agile values and principles
- Apply the scrum framework to meet business needs
- Focus on continuous process improvement through embedded learning in the workplace
Course Resource:
- Hand-on class
- Quizzes and assignments
- Access to recorded lectures post-live class on LMS
Course Intro:
Agile is the industry’s standard methodology for modern it projects. The traditional waterfall approach to managing it projects has been unable to keep pace with the fast-paced application modernization and digital transformation. organizations worldwide continue to advocate for the adoption of agile techniques in order to deal with rapid organizational and technology changes. Although traditional project management methodologies have been the standard for many years, the continued pace of change means that project managers and organizations alike need to adopt new ways of developing and implementing projects. Effective implementation of agile practices requires a paradigm shift including a new mindset and new techniques.
Course Coverage
Module 1:
- The challenges of traditional project
- The assumptions of traditional development
- The weakness of traditional development method
Module 2:
- Introducing Agile Principles
- Defining Agile values and principles
- Agile development processes philosophies
- Advantages and disadvantages of Agile
- Agile methods
Module 3:
- Defining the Scrum Framework
- Defining the core Scrum Framework
- Core Scrum team, artifacts and ceremonies
- Adapting traditional business process to Scrum
- Applying core Scrum Values
- Benefits of Scrum
- Challenging of Scrum
Module 4:
- Scrum Roles and Responsibilities
- Stakeholders role
- Scrum Master role and responsibilities
- Product Owner role and responsibilities
- Development Team role and responsibilities
Module 5:
- Simulating the Core Scrum Artifacts and Ceremonies
- Creating and Refining the Product Backlog
- Decomposing Epics into features and stories
- Implementing and Monitoring the Sprint Backlog
- Defining the Definition of Done
- Setting goals and choosing user stories
- Holding the Sprint Planning meeting
- Creating tasks for the sprint backlog
- Hosting the Daily Scrum
- Leading Sprint Reviews
- Facilitating successful Sprint Retrospectives
- Cancelling Sprint
Module 6:
- Estimating and Prioritizing
- Product Backlog Items
- Sizing user stories
- Estimating effort and business value level through relative measurement
- Ranking product backlog item priority at the release, product and project level
- Utilizing MoSCoW and other prioritization techniques
- Identifying high-priority items for sprint planning
Module 7:
- Creating User Stories
- Key Principles for Agile Requirements
- Writing users stories with the context format
- Evolving product requirements
- Applying INVEST focus user stories
- Developing products with progressive elaboration
- Breaking user stories into tasks
- Defining appropriate acceptance criteria
Module 8: Testing on Agile
- The different of testing on agile
- Testing in agile
- Challenging in Agile Testing
- Strategy and automation build
Module 9:
- Applying Agile throughout Your Organization Scaling for large projects
- Scaling impact and consideration in practices
- Working with large Product Backlogs
- Scaling the Product Owner role
- Coordinating component teams with Scrum Development Teams
- Managing Distributed Development Distributed Scrum
- Ensuring effective communication across time zones
- Overlapping period versus no overlapping period
- Best practices of distributed Scrum
- Challenges in Distributed and Scaling SCRUM Module 10: Agile for Manager
- Agile Manager characteristics
- Challenges of traditional approach
- Agility in business
- Agile approach to increase ROI and employee motivation
- Plan versus Business Value
- Transitioning from a traditional to an Agile approach
Credit Hours
08 Hours
Delivery Channel
Virtual/ elearning
Date
20 & 21 April 2024
Certificate
Certificate Program
Difficulty
Beginner to Expert
Duration & Delivery:
- 8 Credit Hours, 2 Days Classes
- E-Learning – Live Classes, 4 Hours Of Each Class 2 Days.
- Classes Will Be Conduct Virtually.
- Quizzes & Assignments
- Recorded Sessions Available 24/7 On The LMS Uploaded Within 24 Hours Of The Class.
- Online Support During Business Hours Is Available
Participants:
- Project Coordinator
- Project Managers
- Team Leaders
- Program Managers
- Stakeholders
- Business Analyst
- PMI-RMP
- Agile Project Manager
Survey:
At The End Of Each Program We Carry Out A Survey To Ensure Our Participants Receive The Best Of Our Services.
Certificate:
Participants Will Receive A Successful Course Completion Certificate.
Trainers:
Muhammad Omer
Agile Project Manager | Scrum Master | Digital Transformation | Business Development Manager
Project Manager with over 10 years of experience in Technology & Engineering projects – Certified Scrum Master, PMP and PRINCE2 – Excellent Communication and Negotiation Skills to Support Technical Sales and Marketing – Knowledge of Business Analysis and Industrial/Technical Process Analysis – Expert in Technical Writing – Proficient in Cross-Functional Departments from Electronics, Telecom, Embedded Systems and Mechatronics Product Development – Supply Chain Management