The Scrum Basics course delivers a thorough introduction to core Scrum framework concepts, encompassing Scrum Roles, Scrum Events, Scrum Artifacts, and the Scrum Management Process. . This workshop is tailored for the foundational understanding, participants explore key Scrum elements, including the vital role of the Scrum Master and the dynamic Scrum Backlog. . Crafted to instill a comprehensive understanding of Scrum fundamentals, the course emphasizes the BASICS OF SCRUM IN AGILE and the comprehensive Scrum Methodology in a concise and accessible format.
What is Scrum?
A Scrum Framework comprise a Scrum Team with a Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Developers, each with distinct responsibilities. The Scrum framework engages in five activities and produces three key products. The team's dynamic collaboration is fundamental to the iterative and customer-centric nature of the agile process.
Scrum Theory
Scrum uses an empirical method, basing developments on observations of reality rather than predetermined plans. For organizational and business agility, Scrum also emphasizes mindset and cultural change. It encompasses the Scrum Framework, Scrum Roles, Scrum Events, Scrum Artifacts, and the key role of the Scrum Master. The Scrum Backlog and Scrum Management Process play vital roles, contributing to an understanding of What is Scrum, the Scrum Methodology, and the BASICS OF SCRUM IN AGILE.
Transparency, Inspection and Adaption
Scrum Values
Scrum Team - Developers, Product Owner, Scrum Master
Scrum Events
In the landscape of Scrum, the development team, Scrum Master, and Product Owner converge in regular Scrum meetings, orchestrating tasks, discussing ongoing projects, and seeking feedback. A team does not necessarily need to be a Scrum team in order to practice Scrum meetings. Not all agile scrum teams are required to practice all Scrum meetings. These interactions highlight the collaborative dynamics of the Scrum Framework, emphasizing essential Scrum Roles, Scrum Events, and Scrum Artifacts.
Sprint
Sprint Planning
Sprint Review
Sprint Retrospective
Daily Stand-up
Scrum Artifacts
Agile Scrum Artifacts serve as documents utilized by stakeholders and the Scrum team to articulate the product under construction, the steps involved in its development, and the project's progression.
Product Backlog
Backlog Refinement
Sprint Backlog
Product Increment
Definition of Done
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