Scrum Master Training (english)

Certification Preparation for PSM I of Scrum.org

Agile Values, principles, and self-management:

• Agile values
• The Manifesto for Agile Development
• Agility and complexity
• Agility and self-management

Agile product development:

• Handling requirements,
• Continuous improvement process,
• Incremental delivery,

Scrum:

• Artifacts (Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Product Increment)
• Commitments (Product Goal, Sprint Goal, Definition of Done)
• Events (Sprint Planning, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective, Daily Scrum)
• Scrum Team (Product Owner, Scrum Master, Developers)
• Competencies, responsibilities and accountabilities in the Scrum Team

Common practices:

• Facilitating retrospectives
• Estimating using Story Points
• Burn-down-Charts
• Agile planning

Certification preparation:

• Questions and answers

Methode

Our experienced trainers deliver an interactive training through lectures and field reports. Practice examples, case studies, and discussions complement each other. You can strengthen what you have learned In learning groups and practical exercises.

LernzieleAfter attending the "Scrum Master Training", you will know how to successfully develop products based on the agile principles and Scrum values. You can also assess what purpose the Scrum events and artifacts have. You understand how everything that is described for Scrum is interrelated and complements each other. You know what responsibilities are described for Scrum and in particular what tasks result from this for Scrum Masters in the Scrum environment and how they interact with the Scrum Team and the surrounding organization. After the training you will be prepared for the certification Professional Scrum Master (PSM I) of scrum.org.ZielgruppenThe seminar "Scrum Master Training" is designed for all people who want to use the Scrum framework to develop products, such as product and project managers, software developers, architects, testers, team leaders and IT managers. It is also ideally suited for future Scrum Masters as an introduction to Scrum.