Scrum for Teams
Scrum is a framework of practices designed to help both individuals and teams grow professionally. When teams are highly aligned and efficient, they deliver outstanding results in product development. Come join us to learn the core fundamentals of the framework, and empower your team with this modern approach to software engineering!
Course information
Format
Online
Duration
9 hours, split into three 3-hour sessions
Private student group, tailored to your company
Objectives
To equip participants with a deep, experiential understanding of Scrum and team collaboration best practices, driven by interactive lectures, structured discussions, and hands-on experiences.
The course centers on software development, team collaboration, project management, and the core structure and practices of Scrum.
What You'll Learn
1. You will acquire both theoretical knowledge and its practical, real-world application.
2. Alongside your peers, you will learn the fundamentals of Scrum: its core principles and the practices that drive this modern approach to product development.
3. You will explore the key roles within a team and the vital contribution of each, enabling you to apply these concepts to real-world scenarios.
Content
Scrum and the World
- Complex projects and the types of problems we face.
- Essence and accident in software development.
- The agile philosophy.
- The spirit of Scrum: Focus, pace, alignment, and self-organization.
- Craftsmanship: Release and collaboration.
- Continuous learning and improvement.
- Scrum's place in the world.
Scrum: Rules and Best Practices
- Scrum flow and dynamics.
- People and roles.
- Events, conversations, and meetings.
- Artifacts and metrics.
Who Is This Course For?
Developers, testers, analysts, project managers, QA/QC (quality assurance and quality control) specialists, architects, and designers.
Anyone involved in software development, including engineering managers, IT managers, product owners, business analysts, and key stakeholders.
Any other professionals working in collaborative environments who wish to improve their workflows and ways of working.
