By the end of the day delegates will have a clear understanding of what is involved in the successful delivery of an Agile project. They will be able to explain what each of the key aspects of Agile project management is and why they are important within the context of successful project delivery.
By the end of the day delegates will have a clear understanding of what is involved in the successful delivery of an Agile project. They will be able to explain what each of the key aspects of Agile project management is and why they are important within the context of successful project delivery.
During each of these sessions delegates will be provided with guidance to apply the key concepts and tools to support the delivery of their projects effectively.
The course is supported by group and individual activities and exercises.
Pre-requisites
None.
Performance Based Objectives
By the end of the day delegates will be able to explain:
The principles of Agile
The benefits of applying an Agile approach to projects
The key elements of several Agile approaches
Agile roles and responsibilities
Prioritisation of requirements on an Agile project
Managing risk on an Agile project
Course Content
What is Agile?
History of Agile
Agile Manifesto
Agile methodology
Agile approaches
Differences from Waterfall/traditional approach
Waterfall vs Agile
Project variables
Benefits of Agile
Agile Principles
5 key behaviours
Agile roles
Agile roles vs traditional Project management roles
What is Scrum?
Scrum Roles - overview
Sprints
Daily Scrum
Burn up and Burn down charts
Sprint Review
Sprint Retrospective
Planning
Artefacts needed
Taking user stories to tasks
Agile - Defining Requirements
Levels of requirements
Epics
User stories
MoSCoW Prioritisation
MoSCoW Relating to a Specific Timeframe
Making MoSCoW Work
Kanban overview
Kanban 6 core practices
What should be on a Kanban board?
Kanban-type software
Lean Start-up overview
Core concepts
DSDM overview
Philosophy
The 8 DSDM Principles
Principles – Agile PM Top Tips
The DSDM Process
Pre-Project
Feasibility
Foundations
Evolutionary Development
Timeboxes
Deployment
Post-Project
DSDM Roles and Responsibilities
DSDM Planning and Control
Products
Managing Risk
Risk – Agile PM Top Tips
Extreme Programming (XP)
SAFe
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This Agile course is designed to lay bare the jargon, dispel the myths, and inspire you and your team to embrace methodologies such as Scrum and Kanban, in order to work in harmony with Agile software development teams - whether in-house or out-sourced / off-shore development teams.
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