Fast Start In Agile Development

Overview

3 Days $0  or FREE WITH SATVs (?)

This course is specifically designed to give a strong agile foundation to project leads transitioning to an agile development methodology.

Students will be immersed in key driving principles, which enables them to understand why agile works, not just the principles of how it works. All of this is critical if organisations are going to get the most out of their agile transition.

Scrum Masters walk away from this course with a much deeper understanding of agile, including specifics of iteration processes, building quality into every release, creating stories and putting together an effective agile team.

  • What is agile?
  • What do we want to learn during the course?

  • Explore current beliefs and myths
  • The business case for agile

  • Difference between principles and practices
  • Principle #1: Eliminate waste
  • Principle #2: Build quality
  • Principle #3: Deliver fast
  • Principle #4: Improve the system
  • Principle #5 Defer commitment
  • Principle #6: Respect people
  • Principle #7: Create knowledge
  • How principles drive agile practices and problem solutions

  • Major roles in the process
  • End to end process flow
  • Experience agile process

  • Difference between estimation and sizing
  • Agile requirements breakdown structure
  • Creating and using user stories
  • Using planning poker for sizing
  • Checking sizes and estimates
  • User Persona and User Story workshop flows
  • Creating, using and maintaining the product backlog

  • Release planning
  • Iteration 0
  • Iteration planning
  • Things that happen during the iteration
  • Iteration demo and retrospective
  • Release retrospective Role-based Agile Workflow
  • Team member
  • Project manager
  • Product manager (Product Champion)
  • Shared service groups

  • Iteration-based metrics
  • Release-based metrics

  • What is different from traditional QA?
  • Commonly accepted best practices
  • Different types of testing and when they occur in an agile process

  • Common failure modes and how to avoid them
  • Expectations
  • Significant changes that are necessary
  • Basic transition planning

This course is intended for teams and individuals who are looking to develop skills for working in Agile projects.
Before attending this course, students must have:

REGISTER NOW
top

OLLAnywhere is a revolutionary way of utilising cutting-edge technology to allow students to attend live instructor-led training from anywhere in or outside of Australia.