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Scrum Fundamentals
Scrum is the most widely used agile practice in the world. This course will teach you how to start, sustain, and improve your Scrum practice, making your team more effective than its ever been.
Intermediate
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Scrum Fundamentals
Scrum is the most widely used agile practice in the world. This course will teach you how to start, sustain, and improve your Scrum practice, making your team more effective than its ever been.
Intermediate
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This course covers the following PMBOK® Process Groups: Planning, Executing, Monitoring and Controlling, and PMBOK® Knowledge Areas: Project Scope Management, Project Time Management, Project Quality Management, Project Human Resource Management, Project Communications Management. In this course, Scrum Fundamentals, you’ll learn to introduce, begin, sustain, and improve your Scrum practice. First, you’ll explore how Scrum has been effective for others. Next, you’ll discover the proper roles, artifacts, and events involved in Scrum. Finally, you’ll learn how to maintain a healthy Scrum practice with complimentary agile tools and techniques. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of a Scrum Master needed to guide a team in its transition to Scrum and to sustain that success and effectiveness over time.
Scrum Fundamentals
Intermediate
David Starr is a Principal Azure Solutions Architect for Microsoft and has worked in technology leadership positions for over 20 years. He specializes in agile software development practices, patterns and practices, and judicious application of various technologies within development teams. He is a 5 time Microsoft MVP in Visual Studio and a technical instructor with Pluralsight where he focuses on the software development practices and developer tooling curricula. David blogs at ElegantCode.com, is a frequent contributor at conferences and a frequent writer. He has successfully led many product development teams and is a technical learning professional.