Agenda:
Introduction to Agile
- What is Agile?
- Why Agile?
- Where does Agile come from?
- What is important in Agile?
- The Agile manifesto
- The Agile manifesto principles
The Scrum Framework
- Scrum Overview
- Empirical Product Development and Scrum Theory
- Scrum Events
- The Scrum Team and accountabilities
- Artefacts and Commitment
The Kanban Method
- Where did Kanban originate?
- What is the Kanban method?
Agile Project Management
- AgilePM
- Prince2 Agile
Learning outcomes:
Introduction to Agile:
- Upon completion, learners will be able to understand agile as an umbrella term and recognise the shift in mindset and team culture required for Agile to work.
- Be able to recognise the benefits of their organisation of adopting agile ways of working.
The Kanban Method:
- Be able to describe the Kanban method, why to use it and understand what the values and principles of Kanban mean in their own context.
The Scrum Framework:
- Be able to describe the Scrum framework, its roles, events and artifacts and how to apply the framework in their own context.
Agile Project Management
- Be able to review how projects are setup to work in an agile environment
