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Determining Feasibility and Refining Requirements for Microsoft Azure

With poor requirements, it's possible to have great technical talent and process, and still, produce the wrong product. In this course, we'll gain the knowledge of Agile requirements needed to put your project and your product on the right path.

Chris Behrens - Pluralsight course - Determining Feasibility and Refining Requirements for Microsoft Azure
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With poor requirements, it's possible to have top-flight technical talent, and a fantastic process, and produce, fantastically, the wrong product. In this course, Determining Feasibility and Refining Requirements for Microsoft Azure, you will gain the ability to create strong and comprehensible Agile requirements. First, you will learn about User Stories, the atomic unit of Agile work. Next, you will discover the Agile Artifacts that you can use to schedule rationally and answer the question "when will it be done?" Finally, you will explore how to transform your hard-won user stories and acceptance criteria into tests. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of Agile requirements needed to put your project, and your product, on the right path.

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Chris Behrens - Pluralsight course - Determining Feasibility and Refining Requirements for Microsoft Azure
Chris Behrens

Chris B. Behrens is a writer, speaker and software developer, specializing in DevOps. He has been a developer and architect for more than twenty years focusing on small to medium size companies and the development changes they face.

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