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Curriculum
4 Sections
21 Lessons
2 Days
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Introduction to scrum
3
1.0
Agile overview, Manifesto and Principles
1.1
What Has Changed?
1.2
Agile Methods
Scrum Principles
7
2.0
The six scrum principles:
2.1
Empirical
2.2
Self-organization
2.3
Collaboration
2.4
Value-based Prioritization
2.5
Time-boxing
2.6
Iterative Development
Scrum Aspect
6
3.0
The five aspects that are important for all Scrum projects:
3.1
Organization
3.2
Business Justification
3.3
Quality
3.4
Change
3.5
Risk
Scrum Phrase and Processes
5
4.0
Initial Phase
4.1
Plan and Estimate Phase
4.2
Implement Phase
4.3
Review and Prospect Phase
4.6
Release Phase
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