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SAFe Scrum/XP for Teams

Course Summary

The SAFe Scrum/XP for Teams training course is designed to expand on Scrum learning by incorporating Lean thinking and software engineering practices.

The course begins with an introduction to the principles underlying the SAFe. Next, it examines Lean thinking, the Agile Manifesto, development practices and an introduction to the SAFe. The course concludes by exploring the best practices necessary to effectively build increments of high quality software during iterations.

Purpose
Learn how to enhance Scrum learning with Lean thinking and software engineering practices.
Audience
Developers and developer teams looking to implement Scrum/Lean in their organizations and teams.
Role
Business Analyst - Project Manager - Software Developer
Skill Level
Introduction
Style
Workshops
Duration
2 Days
Related Technologies
Agile | Scrum

 

Productivity Objectives
  • Classify the roles at the team, program and enterprise levels
  • Explain and apply the Lean, Agile and Scrum principles
  • Create teams that will deliver software within the organizational context
  • Identify how to incrementally and iteratively deliver high quality software
  • Analyze practices and techniques to continuously improve teams and the enterprise
  • Evaluate software engineering practices that lead to building high quality software quickly
  • Demonstrate how to effectively work with Product Managers, Product Owners and Program Managers to deliver complex solutions as part of the ART

What You'll Learn:

In the SAFe Scrum/XP for Teams training course, you'll learn:
  • Team Structure
    • Defining high performing teams
    • Examining Scrum roles
    • Understanding additional responsibilities for Scaling
  • Creating Backlogs
    • Creating User Stories and the backlog
    • Prioritizing Lean techniques
    • Understanding importance of acceptance criteria
    • Interpreting acceptance tests
  • During the Sprint
    • Sprint planning
    • Grooming the backlog
    • Tracking Sprints
    • Demonstrating and reviewing Sprint
    • Focusing on continuous improvement
  • Agile Practices for Software Engineering
    • Avoiding iterative waterfall
    • Exploring Test-Driving Development (TDD)
    • Accepting TDD
    • Automating tests to improve quality
    • Understanding the importance of continuous integration
  • Launching the art
    • Preparing for the Release Planning Meeting
“I appreciated the instructor's technique of writing live code examples rather than using fixed slide decks to present the material.”

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