2 months of instructor and hands-on training are required to complete this Scrum Master course (Only Saturdays and Sundays). You will take a one-hour Scrum Master test on the last day of
the course to verify your understanding.
The following subjects are covered in this course:
Module 1: Introduction
Overview of Agile
What is Agile?
Key Concepts in Agile Methodologies
Waterfall/V Project Methodologies
Origin of Agile
Agile Manifesto
What is Scrum?
Scrum Overview
Differences Between Agile and Scrum
Why is Scrum Popular?
Uncertainty and Volatility
Downsides of Scrum
Module 2: Overview of the Scrum Process
How Scrum Works?
Scrum Team
Groups in Scrum
What Does the Scrum Master Do?
Key Features of Scrum
Module 3: Inside the Scrum Process
Scrum Theory
Scrum Values
Roles and Responsibilities
Product Owner
What to look for in a PO?
Development Team
Development Team Size
Development Team Responsibilities
Scrum Master Responsibilities
Scrum Master and the Product Owner
Scrum Master and the Development Team
Scrum Master and the Organisation
Scrum Events
Overview
Timeboxing
Sprint
Planning Horizon
Increments
Cancelling a Sprint
Sprint Planning
Sprint Goal
Daily Scrum
Sprint Review
Sprint Retrospective
Scrum Artifacts
Product Backlog
Resource Requirements
Sprint Backlog
Managing the Sprint Backlog
Module 4: Scrum Master Techniques
Servant Leadership
Module 5: Key Scrum Techniques Estimating
User Stories
Kanban Board
Definition of “Done”
Definition of “Ready”
MoSCoW
Retrospectives
Estimating
Burn Charts