Details

• Fee: $150 USD per attempt

• Passing score: 85%

• Time limit: 60 minutes

• Number of Questions: 80

• Format: Multiple Choice, Multiple Answer and True/False

• Difficulty: Intermediate

• Language: English only

• Scrum Resources

• Required course: None

  
  

• Learning Objectives

  • After completing this module, students will be able to:

  • Explain why the artifacts, roles, and events in Scrum are all important to a successful Scrum project.

  • Discover a suitable process within the Scrum framework for their organization.

  Topics

  Scrum theory includes time-boxing, and specific roles, rules, and artifacts. All elements of Scrum complement each other to form a consistent whole. All work is performed in Sprints. All base rules, events, and roles are described in the Scrum Guide, the acknowledged Scrum body of knowledge. Each part of Scrum ties back to the principles and theory.

  • Scrum Events – Every event in Scrum is an inspect and adapt opportunity. How are these events important? What are the impacts of missing one of these?

  • Scrum Role – Every role in Scrum has specific accountabilities. What are their accountabilities? Why are they important? How are they different from traditional project management roles?

  • Scrum artifacts – Every artifact in Scrum is transparent so the organization can inspect and adapt based on it. Why are these artifacts important?

  • Sprint – The Sprint is the heartbeat of the Scrum framework. What is a Sprint? What are the criteria of a successful Sprint?

• Who this course is for:

  • For anyone who is preparing to pass PSM I

  • Anyone who wants to validate their Scrum knowledge

  • Scrum Master, Project Manager, Developer...

  • Who wants to get a deep knowledge about scrum