Workshop Location:
The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship
1451 South Elm Eugene St., Greensboro, NC 27406
Instructor(s): Shaun Bradshaw and/or Jason Schreuder
Duration: 1 Day
Cost: $269
Agile Workshop Details:
Contact us to start the registration process or to ask questions. Or call us at 877.375.7041 Talk to Us
Agile Workshop Details:
Workshop Location:
The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship
1451 South Elm Eugene St., Greensboro, NC 27406
Instructor(s): Shaun Bradshaw and/or Jason Schreuder
Duration: 1 Day
Cost: $269
Contact us to start the registration process or to ask questions. Or call us at 877.375.7041 Talk to Us
Audience
Anyone with an interest in learning the basics of Scrum or Kanban will gain a solid, basic understanding of the methodology by attending this class.
Summary
This 1-day class will introduce you to the Scrum agile method as a means of delivering your software more effectively. We’ll cover the basics of Scrum: tactics, meetings, roles, and activities.
We’ll also explore related agile practices such as: user stories, estimation, and sprint/release level planning. By the end of the class, you’ll have a solid understanding of Scrum and how it can assist you and your teams in delivering better and more valuable software.
We typically adapt the class to the experience level of attendees, so the agenda can be quite dynamic from entry levels experience to practiced levels of experience.
Outline
- Intro to Agile Manifesto & Principles
- Marshmallow Challenge
- Scrum Framework (Roles, Artifacts, Ceremonies)
- 59-minute scrum exercise
- DoD – Definition of Done
- XP Practices
- User Stories (story, acceptance criteria, writing)
- Agile Estimation (story points, planning poker, velocity)
- Agile Implementation Strategies
- Q&A
The class will run from 9am – 5pm, with 1-hour for lunch; 6.5 hours of contact time.
Audience
Anyone with an interest in learning the basics of Scrum or Kanban will gain a solid, basic understanding of the methodology by attending this class.
Summary
This 1-day class will introduce you to the Scrum agile method as a means of delivering your software more effectively. We’ll cover the basics of Scrum: tactics, meetings, roles, and activities.
We’ll also explore related agile practices such as: user stories, estimation, and sprint/release level planning. By the end of the class, you’ll have a solid understanding of Scrum and how it can assist you and your teams in delivering better and more valuable software.
We typically adapt the class to the experience level of attendees, so the agenda can be quite dynamic from entry levels experience to practiced levels of experience.
Outline
- Intro to Agile Manifesto & Principles
- Marshmallow Challenge
- Scrum Framework (Roles, Artifacts, Ceremonies)
- 59-minute scrum exercise
- DoD – Definition of Done
- XP Practices
- User Stories (story, acceptance criteria, writing)
- Agile Estimation (story points, planning poker, velocity)
- Agile Implementation Strategies
- Q&A
The class will run from 9am – 5pm, with 1-hour for lunch; 6.5 hours of contact time.