Introduction to Agile Development and Scrum

You will be able to embrace the Agile ideas of flexible planning, iterative development, and continuous improvement after successfully completing this course, resulting in early delivery and value to customers. Anyone who wants to learn how to work Agile can profit from this training. IT professionals such as software developers, development managers, project managers, product managers, and executives will find it particularly useful.

You'll learn how to use Agile principles like test-driven development, which are developed from lean manufacturing philosophies. Discover how a scrum team works. Learn how to develop strong user stories and utilize a kanban board to track your team's progress. In a flexible and blameless culture, create and refine a product backlog in collaboration with the team and the customer. With the capacity to plan and execute sprints with your development team, and measure performance with meaningful metrics, this method will lead to increased levels of efficiency.

More than facts and methods are covered in this course. Rather than merely following a plan, it's about working collaboratively on a self-organizing team with a scrum master and developing what's needed. The course offers hands-on practice through realistic scenario-based labs utilizing GitHub and ZenHub, and was developed and taught by an experienced Agile practitioner.

This course can be applied to several Specialization or Professional Certificate programs. When you successfully complete this course, it will count towards your training in one of the following programs:

• Devops, Cloud, and Agile Foundations specialization
• Number of IBM DevOps and Software Engineering Professional Certificate

What you will learn:

• Small batches, minimum viable product, pair programming, behavior- and test-driven development are five Agile principles to adopt.
• Use a kanban board to write good user stories, estimate and give story points, and track tales. Scrum objects, events, and benefits should all be included.
• Using the sprint planning process, create and revise a product backlog. With each iteration, create potentially shippable product increments.
• Create burndown charts to predict whether or not you'll be able to fulfill a sprint target. Metrics may help you improve your performance, productivity, and customer happiness.

This course offers:

• Flexible deadlines
• Shareable certificate: Get a Certificate when you complete
• 100% online
• Beginner level
• Approx. 10 hours to complete
• Subtitles: English

Rating: 4.8/5

Enroll here: https://www.coursera.org/learn/agile-development-and-scrum