Agile Team Practices with Scrum

By David Starr
Agile software development with a focus on effective Scrum and proven team practices.
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By David Starr
Agile software development with a focus on effective Scrum and proven team practices.
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About this Course
4m 29s
Introduction to the Course 0m 16s A Note About This Course 2m 9s Course Overview 2m 4s
Agile and Why It Works
34m 22s
Module Introduction 1m 16s Comparing Development Processes 4m 32s The Big Difference 4m 8s Graphing Agile vs. Plan Driven 6m 9s What Agile Is and Is Not 5m 15s Contemporary Agile Methodologies 0m 14s XP 4m 11s Scrum 2m 11s Lean Software Development 1m 39s Feature Driven Development 3m 57s Summary 0m 50s
Agile Requirements and Estimation
44m 45s
Module Introduction 1m 11s Creating Effective Requirements 7m 1s User Stories 7m 9s Scenarios 3m 5s Estimating Work 6m 36s Story Points 4m 20s Planning Poker 13m 50s Summary 1m 33s
Scrum Fundamentals
52m 12s
Module Introduction 1m 1s Origins of Scrum 4m 41s Principles Behind the Methodology 2m 47s The Basic Scrum Framework 3m 52s Who Uses Scrum and Why 0m 46s Roles in Scrum 6m 25s Artifacts of the Process 12m 31s Ceremonies 9m 38s Activities 4m 20s Scaling Scrum 3m 27s Summary 2m 44s
Agile Planning
45m 40s
Module Introduction 3m 34s Traditional Plans 8m 24s Agile Planning 4m 48s Planning a Release 6m 39s Product Backlog Ownership Techniques 4m 33s Iteration Planning Techniques 7m 49s The Daily Plan 8m 39s Summary 1m 14s
Enterprise Scrum
43m 36s
Introduction 1m 17s Scrum of Scrums 10m 30s Multiple or Large Backlogs 12m 48s Scrum in the Plan-Driven Organization 11m 12s Measurements 6m 5s Summary 1m 44s
This course is much different than most of the other courses in the Pluralsight library. As a course focused purely on software methodology and team processes, it doesn't contain any coding demos or samples for download. This course is a great way to introduce Agile Software Development practices to your team or organization. In addition to learning Scrum, students learn effective techniques for managing Agile teams and projects. Students and teams come away with a solid foundation to begin executing their first Scrum Sprint.This course covers the following PMBOK® Process Groups: Planning, Executing, Monitoring and Controlling. This course covers the following PMBOK® Knowledge Areas: Project Integration Management, Project Scope Management, Project Time Management, Project Quality Management, Project Human Resource Management, Project Communications Management.
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About this Course
4m 29s
Introduction to the Course 0m 16s A Note About This Course 2m 9s Course Overview 2m 4s
Agile and Why It Works
34m 22s
Module Introduction 1m 16s Comparing Development Processes 4m 32s The Big Difference 4m 8s Graphing Agile vs. Plan Driven 6m 9s What Agile Is and Is Not 5m 15s Contemporary Agile Methodologies 0m 14s XP 4m 11s Scrum 2m 11s Lean Software Development 1m 39s Feature Driven Development 3m 57s Summary 0m 50s
Agile Requirements and Estimation
44m 45s
Module Introduction 1m 11s Creating Effective Requirements 7m 1s User Stories 7m 9s Scenarios 3m 5s Estimating Work 6m 36s Story Points 4m 20s Planning Poker 13m 50s Summary 1m 33s
Scrum Fundamentals
52m 12s
Module Introduction 1m 1s Origins of Scrum 4m 41s Principles Behind the Methodology 2m 47s The Basic Scrum Framework 3m 52s Who Uses Scrum and Why 0m 46s Roles in Scrum 6m 25s Artifacts of the Process 12m 31s Ceremonies 9m 38s Activities 4m 20s Scaling Scrum 3m 27s Summary 2m 44s
Agile Planning
45m 40s
Module Introduction 3m 34s Traditional Plans 8m 24s Agile Planning 4m 48s Planning a Release 6m 39s Product Backlog Ownership Techniques 4m 33s Iteration Planning Techniques 7m 49s The Daily Plan 8m 39s Summary 1m 14s
Enterprise Scrum
43m 36s
Introduction 1m 17s Scrum of Scrums 10m 30s Multiple or Large Backlogs 12m 48s Scrum in the Plan-Driven Organization 11m 12s Measurements 6m 5s Summary 1m 44s
Description
This course is much different than most of the other courses in the Pluralsight library. As a course focused purely on software methodology and team processes, it doesn't contain any coding demos or samples for download. This course is a great way to introduce Agile Software Development practices to your team or organization. In addition to learning Scrum, students learn effective techniques for managing Agile teams and projects. Students and teams come away with a solid foundation to begin executing their first Scrum Sprint.This course covers the following PMBOK® Process Groups: Planning, Executing, Monitoring and Controlling. This course covers the following PMBOK® Knowledge Areas: Project Integration Management, Project Scope Management, Project Time Management, Project Quality Management, Project Human Resource Management, Project Communications Management.
Course info
Level
Intermediate
Rating
(689)
Duration
3h 45m
Released
15 Apr 2010
Course authors
David Starr

David Starr is a Senior Program Manager in the Visual Studio’s Application Lifecycle Tools team at Microsoft where he focuses on tools that enable agile software development.

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