Scrum Technical Debt
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Curriculum
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Module 01_ PBI Estimation Units 02:00
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Module 02_ What Is Velocity 02:00
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Module 03_ Consequences of Technical Debt 02:00
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Module 04_ Technical Debt -2 02:00
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Module 05_ Causes of Technical Debt 02:00
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Module 06_ Managing the Accrual of Technical Debt 02:00
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Assignment 02:00
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Claim Your Certificate 01:00
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Review Request 01:00
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Final Quiz 04:00
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Description
This course addresses the concept of technical debt within Agile and Scrum methodologies, offering project managers, Scrum Masters, and Agile team members a focused curriculum to manage technical debt effectively. Technical debt accumulates when Agile teams take shortcuts to speed up delivery, often sacrificing code quality or architectural integrity. Over time, this undermines the core principles of Agile and reduces team productivity.
Using project management best practices within a Scrum context, the course dives deep into how technical debt forms, how to measure it, and how to prioritize its resolution using backlogs, sprints, and Agile ceremonies. The course also explores how technical debt impacts stakeholder satisfaction and project success rates, highlighting the long-term costs of ignoring it.
Throughout the course, terms like project management, Agile, and Scrum are reinforced in various contexts—from sprint planning to product backlog refinement—to ensure a practical understanding of their relevance to technical debt. The curriculum includes methods to balance technical excellence with delivery speed, making use of Agile metrics, continuous integration, and iterative delivery to ensure sustainable development.
Participants will be introduced to Agile frameworks that promote transparency and inspection, such as Scrum events, and how they can be adapted to flag and reduce technical debt. The course also addresses Agile architecture, Agile quality assurance, and team collaboration strategies to reduce systemic sources of technical debt.
Key terminology is emphasized throughout: project management, Agile, Scrum, technical debt, sprint planning, product backlog, refactoring, code quality, continuous improvement, Agile metrics, velocity, Scrum ceremonies, stakeholder communication, risk management, and sustainable development.
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for individuals involved in project management and Agile environments, including Scrum Masters, Agile Project Managers, Product Owners, and development team members who want to address technical debt effectively within the Scrum framework.
Requirements
The Scrum Technical Debt course is open to everyone. Anyone with a desire to learn about the subject is welcome to enrol in this course without any reservation.
Career path
Completing this course can lead to roles such as Agile Project Manager, Scrum Master, Technical Product Owner, Agile Coach, or Software Development Manager with a specialization in technical debt management and Agile project delivery.
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