The Complete Project Management Agile & Scrum Mastery Platinum Bundle

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The 2023 Agile and Scrum Mastery Platinum Bundle

343 Lessons (29h)

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Introduction to the Agile and Scrum Masterclass7:50
How it all started for me13:24
Why Scrum, Why Now, Why You9:16
How to access Agile and Scrum Masterclass Templates and Tools3:07
Your First Scrum Book Recommendation12:49
Introduction to Agile Project Management
01. Introduction to Agile Project Management1:58
02. How can we make better software3:46
03. Key factors for a great software product3:01
04. What is Agile Project Management2:56
05. Who uses Agile project management1:41
06. Why do we need Agile Project Management5:58
07. Product Owner Roles and Responsibilities4:28
07.1. Introduction to Agile, Why Agile4:13
07.2. The Values and Principles of the Agile Manifesto14:14
07.3. The Difference Between Agile and Scrum3:43
07.4. Why is Agile better that Waterfall3:10
08. What is the process and why do we need it6:05
09. What is the requirement and why they are so important5:10
10. What is a Plan and Why do we need Planning3:31
11. Introduction to Risk management4:11
12. Monitoring, Analyzing and Reviewing development progress6:02
13. Agile Methodologies and Frameworks, Which one is Right for You1:25
14. Introduction to Scrum Framework3:49
15. What are the 3 roles in Scrum5:20
16. Introduction to Scrum events4:26
17. Difficulties and Challenges of Adopting Scrum4:18
18. Introduction to Extreme Programming XP4:15
19. Principles of Extreme programming9:14
20. Experience from my work1:34
21. Extreme Programming Rules2:50
22. Challenges to Adopting Extreme Programming3:20
23. Introduction to Lean Software Development1:45
24. Principles of Lean software development – PART 18:12
25. Principles of Lean software development – PART 27:37
26. Principles of Lean software development – PART 35:10
27. Introduction to Kanban4:46
28. Just-In-Time, Work in Progress, and Cycle Time Concepts6:00
29. How to plan in Kanban6:55
30. Getting started with Agile Project Management4:55
31. How to Run an Effective Scrum Meeting9:53
32. Tips and Tricks to Improve Software Quality – PART 13:55
33. Tips and Tricks to Improve Software Quality – PART 26:02
34. Conclusion2:55
What is the Product?
01. What is the Product6:09
02. Introduction to the Product Goal (2020)4:07
03. The Product Vision6:00
04. The Product Strategy7:03
05. The Product Roadmap7:50
The Three Pillars of Empiricism
01. Introduction to the three pillars of Empiricism5:55
02. Challenges and examples of Empiricism2:17
Scrum Framework
01. Introduction to Scrum Framework4:00
02. Scrum team5:17
03. The Product Owner5:21
04. The Differences Between Project Manager and Scrum Product Owner7:58
05. The Scrum Master6:45
06. Changes for the Scrum Masters concerning Scrum Guide 20202:43
07. Developers in Scrum5:38
08. Stakeholders6:17
Scrum time-boxing, Scrum Events, and more…
01. Scrum Timeboxing and Scrum Events Introduction4:08
02. The Sprint5:11
03. The Sprint Goal3:39
04. First Scrum event Sprint Planning Meeting6:13
05. Second Scrum event Daily Scrum5:48
06. Third Scrum event Sprint Review5:46
07. Fourth Scrum event Sprint Retrospective6:56
08. Product Backlog Refinement7:04
09. Introduction to Release Planning5:35
The Theme, Epics, User Stories, and Tasks
01. Introduction to the Themes, Epics, User Stories, and Tasks2:19
02. Themes2:37
03. Epics4:19
04. User stories12:46
05. User Story Mapping9:46
06. Tasks in Scrum4:49
Scrum Artifacts
01. Introduction to Scrum Artifacts2:54
02. Product Backlog14:23
03. Sprint Backlog6:28
04. Scrum Board with DEMO8:23
05. The Increment4:53
06. What is Burndown Chart in Scrum4:10
Master Burn-Down Charts
01. Course INTRO2:57
02. Types of burndown charts4:12
03. Work remaining vs Work completed burndown chart10:51
04. Adjustable Floor burndown chart3:33
05. Creating a Release burndown chart from scratch Step-By-Step Guide19:41
06. Assignment2:07
07. Online tools for burndown charts - Jira1:15
08. Pros, Cons, and Common Burndown Chart Mistakes2:53
09. Final words and Congratulations1:41
Definition of Ready, Definition of Done, and Acceptance criteria
01. Definition of Ready (DoR)3:02
02. Definition of Done (DoD)8:40
03. Acceptance criteria (AC)9:42
Introduction to Evidence-Based Management
01. Introduction to evidence-based management (EBM)3:51
02. The benefits of evidence-based management6:34
Scrum Certification
01. Introduction to Scrum Certification6:34
02. General details about Scrum.org Certifications7:11
03. Tips and Learning path for self-preparation6:33
04. General details about Scrum Alliance Certifications7:16
05. Which Scrum Certification Body Should you Choose2:49
06. 100 Carefully Selected Questions and Answers for Scrum certification16:57
How to get a Scrum Master job without experience?
01. How to Get Your First Scrum Master Job - Introduction1:40
02. What would make your Scrum Mater job a 10 out of 104:00
03. Can Scrum Master also be a Developer4:20
04. Myths About Scrum Masters4:39
05. What Does it Mean to Be a Scrum Master5:13
06. Demand for Scrum Master - Jobs Market Trends3:38
07. Scrum Master Salaries around the world2:10
08. Scrum Master Job Description Template4:57
09. Scrum Master Job Opportunities4:54
10. Scrum Master career path2:47
11. Is it possible to be a Scrum Master without any experience10:45
12. Finding Your First Job As A Scrum Master2:51
13. Industries that have lots of Scrum Master openings7:43
14. Tips for Preparing for Scrum Master Job Interview6:28
15. How do I get a job as a Scrum Master without SM experience4:41
16. Additional tips to land your first Scrum Master job5:49
17. Introduction to Scrum Master Certification2:41
18. How to transition from Project Manager to a Scrum Master5:34
19. Tips for Project Managers to succeed as a SCRUM MASTER1:29
20. The Scrum Master Toolkit, a Guide For New Scrum Masters7:40
21. Hiring a Professional Scrum Master - How to recruit a great Scrum Master5:41
22. A day in the life of a Scrum Master5:48
23. Examples of SM daily activities in IT3:34
24. Scrum Master Career Path3:00
25. Scrum Master Challenges4:45
26. Dealing with members who are resisting to change3:06
27. How does Scrum Master help the Product Owner organize the PB6:23
28. 16 Tips for Scrum Master Newbies9:56
29. Last Words2:29
Dealing with Uncooperative and Difficult Scrum Team Members
01. Intro3:00
02. Why deal with difficult people4:42
03. Understanding Why do you get mad2:42
04. All control starts with self-control5:22
05. Ways that we allow people to control us2:51
06. See angry people as hurt, not bad1:58
07. What causes anger issues3:36
08. What is the Explanatory style7:02
09. How to control yourself3:52
10. How To Get People To Like You3:48
11. What are the benefits of effective negotiation5:32
12. Setting Limits and Boundaries4:16
13. How to demonstrate mutual respect in the Scrum team4:09
14. The importance of trust in a Scrum Team8:43
15. Why does Kindness Matter3:09
16. Helping but not enabling1:46
17. Being responsible for your actions2:08
18. How to Avoid Being an Easy Target5:28
19. How to deal with people who whine and complain all the time5:01
20. How to deal with bossy and aggressive people3:43
21. How to deal with The Friendly Sniper type of people5:03
22. How to solve a problem with a really angry person6:16
23. How to deal with a chatterbox person2:46
24. How to deal with a know it all problem person4:21
25. How to deal with nagging Scrum team members2:50
26. Your progress so far1:53
27. Don't replay the old movies in your head3:45
28. How To Stay Calm Around Those Who Push Your Buttons3:38
29. Tips that will help you deal with uncooperative team members in Scrum3:57
30. Conclusion2:29
Your first job as a Product Owner – How to start with user requirements?
01. You get your first job as a PO - where to start11:08
02. Where to start building an existing product3:24
03. Where to start if you are going to build a new product from scratch7:43
04. Introduction to the User Requirements Course2:03
05. What is a Requirement2:54
06. Requirements Activities5:08
07. Eliciting Requirements6:27
08. Eliciting Requirements Techniques6:23
09. Expressing Requirements2:45
10. Prioritizing Requirements2:17
11. Analyzing Requirements2:11
12. Managing Requirements1:51
13. Types of Requirements2:03
14. Business Requirement2:55
15. Business Rules2:52
16. User Requirements5:31
17. Functional Requirements3:30
18. Information Flow Diagrams or Data Flow Diagrams1:51
19. Non-functional Requirements5:43
20. External Interfaces2:09
21. Development Constraints3:10
22. Changing Requirements and Controlling Scope6:45
23. What is Scope Creep and How to avoid it6:35
24. Requirements and Design5:23
25. Good Questions to Ask Your Clients3:54
26. Final Words about User Requirements1:23
Writing Effective User Requirements
01. Course INTRO2:20
02. Your First Customer Meeting1:53
03. Types of users in the system6:54
04. Are you building a product your user needs5:08
05. Human Limitations, Disabilities, and Design6:45
06. Involving Customers in Software Development7:19
07. Make Client Interactions More Valuable5:32
08. How to deal with vague requests from clients3:17
09. What Is a Use Case and How To Write One8:46
10. What Are Wireframes5:27
11. What is a Storyboard7:29
12. How to represent user needs4:16
13. User Stories, Examples, and Template6:30
14. What makes a good user story5:21
15. Avoid creating EPICs4:11
16. What is Acceptance Testing6:51
17. What is a Product Backlog6:03
18. Changing priorities in Scrum3:20
19. Introduction to Story Maps7:31
20. Criteria for User Stories7:19
21. Dealing with vague requirements – PART 110:53
22. Dealing with vague requirements – PART 27:33
23. Course OUTRO1:07
Risk Management in Agile and Scrum
01. Risk Management in Scrum INTRO2:27
02. Types of Project Risks2:19
03. Risk Assessment - Likelihood, and Impact9:47
04. Risk Strategies, Contingency, Mitigation8:16
05. Group Anti-Patterns PART 113:32
06. Group Anti-Patterns PART 28:06
07. Individual Anti-Patterns PART 13:46
08. Individual Anti-Patterns PART 25:05
09. Contingency Plan vs Fallback Plan2:04
10. The Risk Assessment Meeting4:01
11. Creating a Risk Plan14:16
12. Risk monitoring1:44
13. FAQ for Risk management6:13
14. Final Words and Congratulations1:40
How do Scrum Events work in practice?
01. Course Introduction1:58
02. Introduction to Scrum Events3:09
03. Why Should You Run A Sprint Planning Meeting5:01
04. How Sprint Planning is Done11:35
05. How to run a Daily Scrum meeting7:51
06. The Daily Scrum Challenges6:41
07. How to run a successful Sprint Review Meeting7:37
08. Introduction to Sprint Review Techniques1:30
09. How to implement SOFTWARE WALKTHROUGHS Technique2:19
10. How to implement SOFTWARE TECHNICAL REVIEW Technique3:17
11. How to implement SOFTWARE INSPECTIONS Technique4:04
12. The requirements technical review and inspection technique5:55
13. Introduction to Retrospectives5:26
14. Create a Safe Environment as a common Retrospectives Issue8:04
15. Positive Leadership is a common Retrospectives Issue4:07
16. Desirable properties of Retrospectives2:17
17. How to carry out a successful Sprint Retrospective3:15
18. Introduction to Retrospective Exercises5:35
19. Retrospective Exercises – Readying course exercises8:15
20. Retrospective Exercises – The Main course exercises4:28
21. Retrospective Exercises – Future course exercises4:17
22. Tips and Tricks to run better Scrum events – PART 11:45
23. Tips and Tricks to run better Scrum events – PART 211:53
24. Tips and Tricks to run better Scrum events – PART 36:14
25. Final Words1:13
Plan and Execute the perfect Sprints
01. Course Introduction DigiStore241:58
02. Introduction to Planning8:59
03. Uncertainty Space5:26
04. Work Breakdown Structure9:27
05. Estimates, Targets, and Commitments6:18
06. ASSIGNMENT No 1 - Create a Work Breakdown Structure3:26
07. Detailed introduction to Story points estimation11:42
08. Challenges in Story Point Estimation3:18
09. Velocity Estimates8:11
10. Timeboxing in Scrum5:29
11. Release Planning5:38
12. Handling risks3:14
13. ASSIGNEMENT No 2 - Create a Release Plan2:08
14. Estimating Task Duration (PART 1)5:33
15. Estimating Task Duration (PART 2)10:18
16. Task dependencies4:39
17. Critical Path Method (CPM Chart)10:04
18. Effective Sprint Planning9:48
19. ASSIGNEMENT No 3 - Create a CPM Chart2:46
20. Final words0:50
The Transition from Traditional to Agile
01. Introduction to Moving from traditional to agile1:10
02. We need evidence of success – A Case Study8:05
03. Differences in project management - Agile vs. Waterfall1:42
04. Habits from traditional environments you need to watch out for2:00
05. Why traditional project management techniques are still so prevalent1:27
06. Differences between traditional and agile on maintain teams1:18
07. Rewards for traditional Project Managers working with Agile projects1:16
08. SIMILARITIES - the Traditional World and the Agile4:07
09. Characteristics of PM who is going to be successful with agile3:06
10. Productive thinking, advices and challenges about agile2:32
11. The State of Agility - Benefits of organizational Agility4:06
12. TIPS to Manage a Transition from Waterfall to Agile3:28
13. TIPS for transitioning Clients to an Agile Process2:19
14. 4 Ways to Ease the Transition from Waterfall to Agile4:22
15. Tips to Increase Agility in your organization4:10
16. How to Choose the Right Agile Framework6:15
17. Module Conclusion13:59
Tips, Tricks, and Last Words
01. Short animated presentation16:20
02. Class Project (Now it is your turn)1:47
03. All right, we've reached the end of this Masterclass. Congratulations0:49
04. 4 prerequisite conditions to start with Scrum5:41
05. Use Scrum If You Want To Stay Alive On The Market4:38
06. Why adding people to the project leads to the extension of its completion2:15
07. What is the result of doing multiple things at once6:14
08. When is the best time to fix the bugs in your product5:42
09. Remove these 4 types of waste to become more productive in Scrum3:51
10. Concrete Steps For Transparency in Scrum4:00
11. Scrum behind the scenes5:16
12. What is the real purpose of Scrum3:25
13. How can Scrum Masters clear roadblocks if they are not technical at all4:07
14. Premature Scrum adaptation and how to avoid it3:40
15. Dealing with Scrum Team members spread over multiple locations3:42
16. 6 steps on how to build your minimum viable product MVP5:59
BONUS Testing Mastery in Agile and Scrum
01. Introduction to this Module0:58
02. Introduction to the Agile Software Development2:59
03. Traditional vs. Agile Testing2:02
04. What are an agile tester and Management expectations2:35
05. The agile testing mindset2:57
06. What is Agile Testing and Agile Test Plan1:52
07. Agile Testing Strategies4:57
08. Agile Metrics7:00
09. Agile Testing Quadrant 14:27
10. Agile Testing Quadrant 23:45
11. Agile Testing Quadrant 313:15
12. Agile Testing Quadrant 45:24
13. Important guidelines before you start testing2:42
14. Testing Documents and Documentation2:20
15. QA challenges with agile software development2:24
16. Testing in Scrum3:58
17. Test Reporting2:36
18. Agile Automation Testing3:09
19. How to automate in Agile Methodology4:18
20. Risks of Automation in Agile2:37
21. Barriers to successful agile adoption by test teams7:55
22. Testing Toolkit3:11
23. Agile Open-Source Test Tools11:37
24. Tips and Tricks for testers6:10
25. Agile Testing Interview Questions and Answers11:49
26. Agile Testing Conclusion2:45
BONUS The Scrum in Real Life
00. Module INTRO1:18
01. Introduction3:49
02. Let’s meet OUR Product Owner3:11
03. A day in the Life of the Product Owner7:18
04. Let’s meet our Scrum Master2:26
05. A day in the life of the Scrum Master6:48
06. Two-Week Sprint in Real Life - Sprint 1-Day 18:44
07. Two-Week Sprint in Real Life - Sprint 1-Day 24:50
08. Two-Week Sprint in Real Life - Sprint 1-Day 32:36
09. Two-Week Sprint in Real Life - Sprint 1-Day 64:42
10. Two-Week Sprint in Real Life - Sprint 1-Day 106:55
11. Two-Week Sprint in Real Life - Sprint 2-Day 12:49
12. Release Planning and Initial Product Backlog Refinement3:10
13. Tips and Best Practices for Scrum at Work 1 and 25:04
14. Tips and Best Practices for Scrum at Work 3 and 45:42
15. Tips and Best Practices for Scrum at Work 5 and 67:59
16. Tips and Best Practices for Scrum at Work 7 and 85:48
17. Final thoughts1:08

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Transform & Accelerate Your Career Success in 30 Days with the Ultimate Agile and Scrum Training

Dejan MajkicDejan Majikic | MCS, CIO, PSPO, PSM, Agile coach, Trainer of Trainers 4.3/5 Instructor Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Dejan has an impressive range of skills and qualifications in the field of information technology. With a Master's degree in Computer Science and Information Technology, as well as a diverse range of professional experience including roles as a Product Owner, Scrum Master, CIO, Agile Coach, Trainer of Trainers, Digital Entrepreneur, Consultant, Project Manager, Dejan brings a wealth of knowledge to any team they work with. Additionally, he possesses over 60 international certificates in various areas of IT, further demonstrating their expertise in the field.

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