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Agile Workshop

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21 PDUs
Agile Workshop

Developed by Agile Practitioners for Agile Practitioners.

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Upcoming Agile Courses

Course ID
PMG0614
PDUs
21
Location
Jamaica only

Brought to You By RMC Learning Solutions., USA

In Association with the Project Management Global Institute

Developed by a five-person team including four members of the Project Management Institute’s PMI-ACP® Steering Committee, this course is a winner and you will be too!  With this course, you are steps ahead to earning an in-demand global credential that is cutting edge.

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Learning Objectives
Course Outline
Class Materials

Why take this course? ?

If you need to learn what is required to lead or participate in an agile project within in your organization, this course covers Initiation to Iteration and everything in between!

This course is designed specifically for Agile project team members, product owners, project leaders and senior managers, this course offers project managers a firm grasp of the Agile approach as it relates to new product development. In addition, students will apply the fundamental models of Iteration Review and Iteration Retrospectives, and learn to utilize the concepts of Inspect and Adapt, Self-Assessment, and Continuous Improvement.

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Real-world and Practical

At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to:

  1. Compare the Agile and Waterfall approaches
  2. Determine which method is best suited for their project
  3. Apply the basics of Agile Team Organization
  4. Use Agile Chartering and high-level estimating principles to initiate a project
  5. Create personas and user stories, and perform story-level estimation
  6. Develop and manage a product backlog
  7. Use low-tech, high touch team communication methods on projects
  8. Apply the principles of Servant Leadership
  9. Plan and conduct a basic iteration review and iteration retrospective

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Course Outline

  • The Agile Value Proposition
    • What is Agile?
    • Comparison of agile and traditional approaches
    • Timeboxing and prioritization
    • Traditional & incremental delivery
    • Early delivery of value
    • Inspect and adapt
  • The Agile Manifesto and Agile Principles
  • Agile Delivery Teams
    • Team environment
    • Team participants & roles
    • Self-organizing team principle
    • ScrumMaster/Team Facilitator
  • Building High Performance Teams
  • Project Initiation
    • Feasibility metrics
    • Project charter and vision
    • Personas
    • Requirements decomposition
    • Progressive elaboration
    • Managing the product backlog
    • Creating user stories
    • Types of estimation
    • High-level estimation
    • The product roadmap
  • Servant Leadership 

  • Release Planning
    • Story mapping
    • Decomposing stories
    • Story maps for releases
    • Story level estimation
    • Prioritization factors
    • Kano analysis
    • Pareto analysis
    • MoSCoW prioritization
    • Relative Ranking
    • Risk burndown graph
    • Risk adjusted backlog
    • Creating a release plan
    • Preparing for the upcoming iteration
  • Inside the Iteration
    • Tasks within an iteration
    • Roles within an iteration
    • Planning the iteration
    • Commitment reality check
    • Using Storyboards/Task Boards
    • Communication and team space
    • Daily stand-up meeting
    • Information radiators
    • Agile engineering practices
    • Burndown/burnup tracking
    • Tracking features delivered
    • Velocity per iteration
    • Escaped defects
    • The iteration review
    • The iteration retrospective
    • Self-assessment
  • Overview of Agile Methodologies
    • Scrum core concepts
    • XP core concepts
    • Kanban core principles
    • Lean core concepts
    • Crystal family of methodologies
    • FDD 5-step process core concepts
    • DSDM core principles
  • Your Action Plan

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Free Class Material

Students will receive a copy of the Agile Guide, and electronic supplemental materials that provide the exercises and case studies that are used and referenced throughout the class.

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 The PMI-ACP® Exam Prep System (includes book, flash card & software)

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