Successful cooperation in an agile environment
More and more organizations are switching from the traditional waterfall method to an agile development methodology (XP, RUP, DSDM, Scrum, etc.), often with success. Team members are expected to apply their knowledge and skills in an agile environment. In addition, they have to deal with typical agile practices like iterative development, time boxing, stand-up meetings, continuous integration, test driven development and early validation.
That translation requires developing a clear understanding of the background and objectives of agile. What demands an agile environment from you?
This training is designed to let you understand in theory and practice what your role is in an agile project. This training combines theory and practical skills training.
Who should attend this training?
This training is meant for you if you want to know more about the agile values en principles and would like to work with them well. The training is given to team members and individuals who are involved in an agile team. Prior knowledge of agile is not a requirement.
After attending this training, you might be interested in a role-specific training; Professional Scrum Master, Professional Scrum Developer or Professional Scrum Product Owner. For testers in an agile team, the Certified Agile Tester training is highly appreciated by the participants.
Roles of participants in their organization
This training is meant for:
- Developers
- Testers
- Analysts
- Project managers
- Managers
Prior knowledge or training required
No specific training of knowledge required.
Structure of this training
Certified Agile Essentials offers you a compact, solid introduction to agile collaboration in two days. The added advantage when a whole team attends is that the entire team has the same basis for cooperation in the workplace. The two consecutive days are completed with a multiple choice exam. If the results are sufficient, you will receive an internationally recognized certificate. In case of a virtual classroom training, the exam will be planned on another day.
Course outline
Principles
- Agile Manifesto and principles
- Release planning, Sprint Zero
- Sprint planning
- Requirements, reviews, progress
- Team quality; how does the team focus on high quality releases?
- Sprint reviews and retrospectives
Practicals
- The first day focusses on the principles and how to apply them (45% exercises)
- The second day is mainly (60%) about applying the lessons learned.
Possibilities in-house training
Improve provides this training in house and tailored to your specific situation or needs upon request. For further information please contact us at +31 40 – 202 1803 or opleidingen@improveqs.nl.
Improve provides this training in house and tailored to your specific situation or needs upon request. For further information please contact us at +31 40 – 202 1803 or opleidingen@improveqs.nl.
