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What you'll learn
- Agile Way of Thinking
- Scrum Master Role
- Agile Estimating
- Agile Planning
- Agile Monitoring
- Agile Control
- Complex Projects
- Adopting Agile
Description
The EXIN Agile Scrum Master Exam Preparation covers all the topics for the certification EXIN Agile Scrum Master. We provide multiple choice questions and additional resources to pass the EXIN Agile Scrum Master.
The following topics are covered in several videos and multiple …
Rating 1.0 out of 5 (1 ratings in Udemy)
What you'll learn
- Agile Way of Thinking
- Scrum Master Role
- Agile Estimating
- Agile Planning
- Agile Monitoring
- Agile Control
- Complex Projects
- Adopting Agile
Description
The EXIN Agile Scrum Master Exam Preparation covers all the topics for the certification EXIN Agile Scrum Master. We provide multiple choice questions and additional resources to pass the EXIN Agile Scrum Master.
The following topics are covered in several videos and multiple choice questions the prepare you for the exam EXINAgile Scrum Master. In addition we summarized the content of the exam in our website.
PLEASE BE AWARE that you need us as an EXIN partner and an additional training and practical assignment to get certified in EXINAgile Scrum Master. We make a special offer for you in the end of the video lectures.
What topics are covered in the EXIN Agile Scrum Master Exam Preparation?
Agile Way of Thinking
Scrum Master Role
Agile Estimating, Planning, Monitoring and Control
Complex Projects
Adopting Agile
What topics you will see in the video lectures:
EXIN Agile Scrum MASTER Training
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Course Objectives and Target Group
Requirements for Certification
Basic Concepts
Exam Format
Exam Literature
Agile Way of Thinking
Agile Concepts
Explain the Agile way of thinking
Explain how Agile brings predictability and flexibility
Describe how to establish continuous improvement
Differentiate other Agile frameworks and methodologies: Crystal
Differentiate other Agile frameworks and methodologies: Extreme Programming (XP)
Differentiate other Agile frameworks and methodologies: DSDM
Differentiate other Agile frameworks and methodologies: LeSS
Differentiate other Agile frameworks and methodologies: SAFe
Differentiate other Agile frameworks and methodologies: Kanban
Scrum Master Role
Responsibilities and Commitment
Explain which tasks and responsibilities belong to the Scrum Master role
Analyze a scenario for the best solution to a problem typical to Scrum Masters
Explain which tools to use to facilitate the team
Facilitating and Coaching the Team
Explain how to facilitate the team by removing roadblocks
Explain how to coach and train the team
Other Roles (Product Owner, Developers)
Explain all roles within the Scrum framework
Agile Estimating, Planning, Monitoring and Control
Writing and Maintaining the Product and Sprint Backlog
Explain why a good definition of done (DoD) is so important
Explain how to write good user stories for services or products
Explain how to maintain the product backlog and how to add product backlog items
Agile Estimation
Explain how to use story points, ideal hours, ideal days and velocity during planning
Recognize errors in estimation
Agile Planning
Explain planning of portfolio, products, and roadmaps
Explain the role of the Scrum Master in the sprint planning
Tracking and Communicating Progress
Identify impediments, deviations, roadblocks and other obstacles that influence the progress positively and negatively
Explain how to create information radiators, how to interpret them and how to act on the results
Explain commonly used tracking methods (burn-down chart, velocity, et cetera)
Staying in Control
Explain how to manage issues and bugs
Complex Projects
Scaling Agile Projects
Explain how to use the product backlog in a scaled environment
Explain how to scale Scrum using Nexus
Suitability of Agile for Different Types of Projects
Explain in which cases it is not possible to use Agile
Explain why having a small team is beneficial for any project
Agile Administration in Tooling and Tool Integration
Explain which tools can help a team to use or adopt Agile and thereby increase the quality of the development process
Adopting Agile
Introducing Agile
Explain how some project management activities are transferred to the Scrum Master role after the transition to Scrum
Identify what can go wrong when transitioning to Scrum
Explain how to deal with resistance to change
Self-management
Explain what self-management means for a team
Explain what it means to have a cross-functional team
Agile Requirements and Proper Environment
Explain what changes in culture need to be made before adopting Agile
In agile Scrum, there are three roles which you will further understand in this course:
Multidisciplinary developers and development team (3- 9 people) to further develop the product
tasks are mastered and determined from the product backlog in iterations
the team determines the tasks to be mastered according to your experience from other sprints and the expertise of the developers
creates an increment of software during a sprint
etc.
Product Owner per development team
assembles the Scrum team and serves as the point of contact from the business, customers and Scrum team
exchanges ideas with the business, Customers and Scrum team (Stack Holder Management) on the upcoming and features and requirements of the product
sorts and maintains the issues and tasks into a Product Backlog (list of tasks to create a product) according to the level of value and effort
etc.
Scrum Master
has the task to communicate the Scrum rules (he is the contact person) and to take care of the implementation
trains agile working and further development after Scrum Guide
reduces the distractions from the outside
etc.
We hope you will enjoy our EXIN Agile Scrum Master Exam Preparation. Do not hesitate to contact us for questions to the EXINAgile Scrum Master. We will try to respond within 48 hours.
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