Objective
Participants will learn best practices, tools, techniques utilized with AGILE SCRUM Methodology and the softs skills required to perform as a SCRUM MASTER and lead from planning through execution with efficiency in Project Management environments.
Participant’s profile
• Basic experience in Project Management
• Basic knowledge in PM Book Methodology
1. Introduction to Agile Methodology
• a. Background
• b. Fundamentals
• c. Differences vs Waterfall Methodology Project Management
2. Introduction to SCRUM
• a. Historical Background
• b. Agile Manifesto
• c. Core Values from SCRUM
3. Main Artefacts from SCRUM Frame work
• a. Product Backlog
• b. User Stories
• c. Methods to calculate User Stories
• d. DOD (Definition of Done)
• e. Sprints Definition
• f. Sprint Backlog
4. SCRUM Basic Process and Meetings
• a. Sprint Planning Meeting
• b. Daily Scrum Meeting
• c. Sprint Review Meetings
• d. Sprint Retrospective Meeting
• e. Scrum Grooming
• f. Team Buildings
5. Soft Skills for Successful SCRUM Projects
• a. Accountability
• b. Time Management
• c. Effective Communication (Openness)
• d. Negotiation
• e. Assertiveness
• f. Motivation Theories
6. Leadership Models
• a. Situational Leadership
• b. Servant Leadership
• c. Conflict Management
• d. Other Leadership Styles
7. SCRUM Roles
• a. Differences with Traditional Project Manager Role
• b. Scrum Master
• c. Product Owner
• d. Scrum Team
• e. Other Roles
8. Distributed & Large Scrum Projects
• a. Virtual Teams
• b. Roles for Large Scrum Projects
• c. Meetings required for Large Scrum Projects
9. AGILE-SCRUM Cases Dynamics
10. Final Exam