Scrum Essentials Exam Prep
Scrum is the most popular agile framework in the world for new product development. In this course, you will learn the essentials of Scrum and be better prepared to take the Professional Scrum Master Level One exam by Scrum.org.
What you'll learn
Since 2001, organizations have increasingly chosen lightweight, agile frameworks for their new product development efforts. In this course, Scrum Essentials Exam Prep, you will learn the essential parts of the Scrum framework - the most popular agile framework in-use today. First, you'll discover how to distinguish between the two most popular Scrum organizations and their way of credentialing Scrum Masters: Scrum Alliance and Scrum.org. Next, you'll learn all about Scrum's essential events roles, and artifacts. Finally, you'll round out your Scrum knowledge by exploring how to start and end a Scrum project. When you're finished with this course, you'll have an improved, fundamental knowledge of Scrum, plus you'll be better prepared and have greater confidence to take the Professional Scrum Master Level 1 exam from Scrum.org.
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Table of contents
- The Sprint Time-box 4m
- Sprint Planning 3m
- Sprint Planning: Topic One 1m
- Sprint Planning: Topic Two 3m
- Sprint Planning: Time and Participants 1m
- Daily Scrum: Part 1 3m
- Daily Scrum: Part 2 5m
- A Sample PSM-1 Question 3m
- Sprint Review 5m
- Another Sample PSM-1 Question 3m
- Sprint Retrospective 4m
- Still Another Sample PSM-1 Question 2m
- Improving the Scrum Team 2m
- Product Backlog Refinement 2m
- Module Summary 3m
- The Three Scrum Artifacts 3m
- Product Backlog 4m
- A Sample PSM-1 Question 3m
- Product Backlog Item: Description 1m
- Product Backlog Item: Order and Value 3m
- Product Backlog Item: Ordering vs. Prioritizing 4m
- Product Backlog Item: Estimate 3m
- Product Backlog Recap 2m
- Sprint Backlog 8m
- Product Increment and the Definition of “Done” 7m
- Module Summary 2m
About the author
William W. Davis works in the IT industry promoting personal and organizational agility and sharing innovative tools/techniques with fellow agilists, project managers, developers, functional managers, and organizational leaders. William has 30 years experience working in IT as a software developer and technical project manager for numerous IT projects. More recently, though, William is a Scrum Master and an organizational agilist -- creating/delivering customized agile/Scrum training, offering a... more