Scrum Developer Training

• Educational Background: There are no specific educational requirements for this course. However, familiarity with basic software development practices is recommended.

• Professional Experience: This course is ideal for professionals involved in software development, Agile teams, or project delivery, though prior experience is not mandatory.

• Language Proficiency: A good command of English is recommended, as course materials and discussions are conducted in English.

• Develop Scrum Expertise: Gain a thorough understanding of Scrum principles and practices.
• Master Agile Development Techniques: Learn to manage sprints, backlogs, and deliver working increments.
• Enhance Collaboration Skills: Build techniques for effective communication and collaboration within Scrum teams.
• Apply Agile Tools and Practices: Develop proficiency in Agile engineering practices to improve project outcomes.

The Scrum Developer Training Course is tailored for professionals aiming to enhance their Agile development expertise and work effectively in Scrum teams. It equips learners with advanced skills, methodologies, and tools to excel in Agile environments and deliver value-driven outcomes. Below are the individuals who will benefit from this course:

• Software Developers
• Quality Assurance Engineers
• Scrum Team Members
• Agile Practitioners
• Project Team Members
• IT Professionals

Module 1: Introduction to Scrum

• Scrum Overview
• Scrum Principles
  • Empirical Process Control
  • Self-Organising Teams
  • Collaborative Approach
  • Time-Boxed Iterations
  • Continuous Improvement
• Scrum Aspects
  • Roles
  • Artifacts
  • Events
• Scrum Processes
  • Product Backlog Refinement
  • Sprint Planning
  • Daily Scrum
  • Sprint Review
  • Sprint Retrospective
• Scrum Advantages and Disadvantages
   

Module 2: Roles and Responsibilities in Scrum

• Product Owner
• Scrum Master
• Scrum Team
• Non-Core Roles
  • Stakeholders
  • Subject Matter Experts
  • Project Managers
  • Business Analysts
     

Module 3: Scrum Methodologies

• Release Planning
  • Define the Scope and Objectives
  • Prioritise the Product Backlog
  • Estimate the Effort Required
  • Create a Release Plan
  • Review and Adjust the Plan
  • Deliver the Release
• Product Vision Breakdown
  • Purpose
  • Value Proposition
  • Target Customers
  • Business Goals
  • Non-Goals
• Product Vision
  • Clarity
  • Focus
  • Alignment
  • Motivation
  • Customer Focus
• Product Goals
• Release Burndown
• Sprint Burndown
• Scrum Boards
   

Module 4: Quality Management in Scrum

• Acceptance Criteria and the Prioritised Product Backlog
• Quality Management in Scrum
• Quality Planning
• Sustainable Pace and Continuous Integration
• Quality Control and Quality Assurance
   

Module 5: Scrum Phases and Processes

• Initiate Phase
• Plan and Estimate Phase
• Implement Phase
• Review and Retrospect Phase
• Release Phase
   

Module 6: Change in Scrum

• Change in Scrum
• Achieving Flexibility
• Balancing Flexibility and Stability
• Changes to a Sprint
• Impact of Expected Change on the Length of Sprint
• Managing Changes Through Prioritised Product Backlog Grooming
• Managing Changes During Demonstrate and Validate Sprint
   

Module 7: Scrum Challenges

• Resistance to Change
• Distributed Teams
• Changing Team Membership
• Wasteful Stand-Up Meetings
• Integrating Testing into the Sprint
   

Module 8: Scalability of Scrum

• Scalability of Scrum
  • Team Size
  • Project Complexity
  • Organisational Structure
  • Geographic Distribution
  • Stakeholder Involvement
• Transition to Scrum
• Resistance to Change
• Mapping Traditional Roles to Scrum
• Importance of Executive Support