Discover the A to Z of the Scrum project management methodology and use it to deliver quality projects on time
About This Video
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Scrum is not only popular for its iterative and time-boxed approach towards solving problems …
Discover the A to Z of the Scrum project management methodology and use it to deliver quality projects on time
About This Video
In Detail
Scrum is not only popular for its iterative and time-boxed approach towards solving problems and delivering value, but also for its speed, simplicity, and continuous improvement whilst remaining completely customer-centric. This course is a complete and comprehensive course that covers all the important Scrum concepts and will make you better at project management.
The course starts with an introduction to Scrum fundamentals, explaining the history of Scrum and how it is different from the Waterfall model. Next, you will go through the Scrum pillars and principles and learn how to efficiently manage projects with Scrum. Moving along, you will become familiar with the different types of Scrum roles and learn the process of planning, documenting, and estimating in Scrum.
Next, you will get to grips with Scrum artifacts and learn how to conduct Scrum on a daily basis. Toward the end, you will get a detailed, practical understanding of popular Scrum tools, such as Jira, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft Planner, and OneDrive.
By the end of this course, you will have become familiar with Scrum concepts and will have developed the skills to manage projects in the real world.
Who this book is for
This course is ideal for beginners or for those looking for a refresher on Scrum. Those who are looking to prepare for the Scrum certification exam will also find this course useful. No prior knowledge of Scrum is needed to get started with this course.
Chapter 1 : Introduction
Introduction to Scrum, Scrum Fundamentals, and an Initial Overview of Scrum
Welcome to the Scrum Course
Scrum versus Waterfall, the Key Differences between Scrum and Others, and Scrum Value
Scrum Origins – History of Scrum, the Foundation of Scrums, and Where Scrum Sits
Chapter 2 : Scrum Culture
Secret # 1 of Scrum
Scrum Pillars and Scrum Principles – a Solid Foundation of Scrum as a Culture
Scrum Values and Scrum Resources – the Essence of Scrum as a Culture
Scrum Aspects and Scrum Strengths
Chapter 3 : Managing Projects with Scrum | The World of Agile Scrum Project Management
Secret # 2 of Scrum
Quality in Scrum, Change in Scrum, and How to Manage this in Scrum
Risk in Scrum – Managing Risk in Your Projects with Scrum
What is Scrum Used for? | Real-life Applications of Scrum
Chapter 4 : Scrum Roles
Secret # 3 of Scrum
Scrum Rituals and Scrum Roles
Scrum Master
Product Owner
Delivery Team
Scrum Master Services Provided to Other Roles
Chapter 5 : Running Projects with Scrum
Secret # 4 of Scrum
Planning, Documenting, and Estimating in Scrum
Delivering and Improving in Scrum
Chapter 6 : Scrum Artifacts
Secret # 5 of Scrum
User Stories in Scrum and the Scrum Kanban Board
Scrum Kanban Board Example in Trello
A Real-Life Example of an Agile Kanban Board
Velocity and the Burndown Chart
Product Backlog and Sprint Backlog
Real-World Example of a Non-IT Agile Project - Part 1
A Real-World Example of a Non-IT Agile Project - Part 2
Chapter 7 : Other Scrum Concepts
Increment and the Definition of Done in Scrum
Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and Things that Help Scrum Teams Succeed
Chapter 8 : Scrum Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Scrum Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - the Acronym
Scrum Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Agile Versus Scrum
Chapter 9 : Scrum Rituals
Daily Scrum and Sprint
Sprint Review Meeting and Retrospectives in Scrum
Another Real-World Example of Scrum in Action
Case Study - Agile in Health Care and Supply Chain | Agile Interview with Joe D
Chapter 10 : Jira from Atlassian: The Most Popular Scrum Tool for Managing Agile Projects
Introduction to Jira from Atlassian (Agile Project Management Tool)
Jira’s History
Initial Jira Tour
Components in Jira
Scrum Boards in Jira
Reports in Jira and the Burndown Chart
Product Backlog in Jira
Road Mapping in Jira
Chapter 11 : Zoom: Most Popular Tool – Used by Scrum Teams When Working Remotely
Introduction to Zoom
Quick Zoom Account Tour
Getting Started with Zoom – Part 1
Getting Started with Zoom – Part 2
Scheduling Meetings in Zoom
Hosting a Zoom Meeting
Hosting and Attending a Zoom Meeting - a Real-World Example of a Zoom Meeting
Chapter 12 : Microsoft Teams – Used by Scrum Teams for Digital Teamwork and Collaboration
Introduction to Microsoft Teams
What is Microsoft Teams?
Free Microsoft Teams Resources and the Microsoft Teams Application - Part 1
Free Microsoft Teams Resources and the Microsoft Teams Application - Part 2
Demonstration – Microsoft Teams from Microsoft
Initial Tour of Microsoft Teams
Creating and Managing Teams in Microsoft Teams
Creating and Managing Channels in Microsoft Teams
Chatting in Microsoft Teams
Everything Else You Should Know about Microsoft Teams
Real-Time Video Conference Call in Microsoft Teams
Chapter 13 : Microsoft Planner – Used by Scrum Teams for Scrum Boards and User Stories
Introduction to Microsoft Planner
Why Use Microsoft Planner?
The Official Planner Website
Initial Tour of Microsoft Planner
Accessing and Using Support Documentation for Microsoft Planner
Providing Feedback on Microsoft Planner
A Real-World Example of an Agile Kanban Board in Microsoft Planner
Chapter 14 : OneDrive – Used by Scrum Teams for File Sharing and Improving Productivity
Introduction to OneDrive
Plans and Pricing
Initial OneDrive Tour
Creating, Viewing, and Opening Files in OneDrive
Uploading, Renaming, Downloading, Copying, Moving, and Restoring Files in OneDrive
Sharing Files and Folders with OneDrive
Using OneDrive on Your Mobile Device
Chapter 15 : TRELLO: Scrum Teams Use this to Manage their Agile Projects
Introduction to Trello
Initial Trello Tour
Setting Up a Trello Board
Using Cards on Trello - Part 1
Using Cards on Trello - Part 2
Using Cards on Trello - Part 3
Case Study: A Neobank Using Trello for their Roadmap
Chapter 16 : Wrapping Up
Why Companies Love Scrum and Job Opportunities
Jobs and Roles
Salaries
Scrum Process and Scrum Recap