Agile In A Nutshell - Introduction To Agile Project Management
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This course includes lifetime access so you can complete it at your own speed.
Learn the basics of Agile Project Management, its many benefits, and how to apply Agile in your job and projects.
Benefits of taking this course include:
- Unlimited and lifetime access to the course
- Learn the course at your own pace
- Course can be accessed on any platform
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Description
What you'll learn:
- The meaning of processes, requirements, user stories, daily stand-ups, retrospectives, and Kanban boards
- How to get started with Agile Project Management
- How to run an effective scrum meeting
- Tips and tricks to improve software quality
- How to apply Agile in your job and projects
- The difference between Agile and Waterfall project management
- The benefits and advantages of Agile
- What is the Agile Manifesto
- Why Agile is the preferred development methodology today
- Why Agile isn't only for Developers or only for IT projects
- What is a plan and why do we need Planning in Agile software development
- Risk management
- How to use Agile to learn from your mistakes
Welcome to the Agile in a Nutshell - Introduction to Agile Project Management Course.
Learn concepts and tools of Agile Project Management, Scrum, Kanban, Lean, and Extreme Programming XP.
This Agile course will allow you to Master the most important concepts of Agile Software Development, Agile Project Delivery, and Agile Project Management.
The Facts
- Agile is currently the preferred delivery option in technology projects and environments across the world. Yet Agile is not only for IT!
- Agile will allow you to deliver projects, products, and apps quickly and often.
- Agile is the global trend. More and more people want to learn Agile every day in the world.
- Agile is not perfect and it won't solve all your problems. But it will give you a different view and approach to managing them.
- Agile is not suitable for all projects but it is for many.
- Knowing Agile will allow you to land more jobs and this Agile course will help you prepare.
- This course has an engaging conversational style and includes useful examples, images, and explanations.
- The course is simple and very informative, as well as affordable!
- You will love the practical examples and scenarios that I have prepared just for you.
What are the advantages of Agile Project Management?
- In Agile Project Management you deliver projects faster.
- Agile Project Management fosters an environment of constant collaboration, teamwork, and focus on execution.
- In Agile Project Management, you have direct input from your customer throughout the whole project.
- Agile Project Management shifts from traditional long documentation processes and long meetings to agile, lean processes, practices, and rituals such as the daily standup.
- In Agile Project Management, roles blur, meaning everyone can participate in different tasks regardless of whether it's their "official" role or not. For example, not only testers test but others, too (if the team decides that).
- Agile Project Management allows you to focus on value and the minimum required working solution known as the MVP (Minimum Viable Product). So you apply a basic/yet really important concept all the time: keep it simple!!! Don't build a Ferrari if all you need is a skateboard!
- Visual boards (Kanbans) and reports are a key part of Agile Project Management. It allows everyone to stay on the same page and be able to understand the speed of execution, areas of improvement, and more.
Who is behind Agile in a Nutshell Course?
My name is Dejan. I am a Master of Computer Science and Information Technologies, Product Owner, Scrum Master, Agile Coach, Trainer of trainers, and author of this Complete Video Course for Scrum Master and Product Owner.
With 60+ IT certificates, I have 20+ years of IT experience, and 10+ years of experience in Agile project management and Scrum.
Knowledge gaps that I have been missing from my career development make this program so special and unique.
I fill all these gaps for myself and make them available to you.
COURSE CURRICULUM
Section 1 - Introduction To The Agile Project Management
- Introduction To Agile Project Management
- How Can We Make Better Software?
- Key Factors For A Great Software Product
Section 2 - What Is Agile Project Management And Why Do We Need Agile Project Management?
- What Is Agile Project Management?
- Who Uses Agile Project Management?
- Why Do We Need Agile Project Management?
- Product Owner Roles And Responsibilities In Agile Project Management
- Introduction To Agile, Why Agile
- The Values And Principles Of The Agile Manifesto
- The Difference Between Agile And Scrum
- Why Is Agile Better Than Waterfall?
Section 3 - Process, Requirement, Planning, Risk Management, Monitoring Development Progress
- What Is The Process And Why Do We Need It?
- What Is The Requirement And Why Are They So Important?
- What Is A Plan And Why Do We Need Planning In Agile?
- Introduction To Risk Management
- Monitoring, Analyzing And Reviewing Development Progress
Section 4 - Introduction To Agile Methodologies And Frameworks, Which One Is Right For You?
- Agile Methodologies And Frameworks, Which One Is Right For You?
- Introduction To Scrum Framework
- What Are The 3 Roles In Scrum?
- Introduction To Scrum Events
- Difficulties And Challenges Of Adopting Scrum
- Introduction To Extreme Programming Xp
- Principles Of Extreme Programming
- Experience From My Work - Let Me Share This Experience With You...
- Extreme Programming Rules
- Challenges To Adopting Extreme Programming Xp
- Introduction To Lean Software Development
- Principles Of Lean Software Development – Part 1
- Principles Of Lean Software Development – Part 2
- Principles Of Lean Software Development – Part 3
- Introduction To Kanban
- Just-In-Time, Work In Progress, And Cycle Time Concepts Of Kanban
- How To Plan In Kanban?
Section 5 - How To Get Started With Agile Project Management?
- Getting Started With Agile Project Management
- How To Run An Effective Scrum Meeting?
- Tips And Tricks To Improve Software Quality In Agile And Scrum – Part 1
- Tips And Tricks To Improve Software Quality In Agile And Scrum – Part 2
- Course Conclusion
Who is this course for?
- People who want to learn about Agile or who plan to make a career change
- People without any Agile experience or knowledge
- People who have heard the words "user stories," "backlog," "retrospectives," "sprints," "scrum master," "product owner," "MVP," "process," "requirements," "risk management," "software quality," "kanban board," etc. and wondered what they meant
- Product Owners, Scrum Masters, Developers, Project Managers, Business Analysts, Solution Architects, Enterprise Architects, Database Administrators, and anyone interested in learning Agile
- People who want to learn about new and exciting development methodology
- People who think that traditional project delivery takes too long and want to explore other options
- People who want to learn about the most important and popular Agile Framework: SCRUM. And also, Extreme programming, Kanban, Lean…
- People who want to get an Agile Project Management Certification
Requirements
- An open mind and a willingness to learn Agile
- No prep work or previous Agile knowledge required
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