Scrum Master

Discover the pivotal role of a Scrum Master with our comprehensive Scrum Master Course. Designed for aspiring Agile professionals and seasoned practitioners alike, this course delves into the principles and practices of Scrum methodology. Learn to facilitate Agile teams, optimize productivity, and drive continuous improvement through effective Scrum frameworks. Gain practical insights into servant leadership, sprint planning, backlog refinement, and more, equipping you with the skills to guide teams towards delivering high-value products efficiently.

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Total Courses

Level

Beginner

Duration

18 Days

Schedule

Flexible

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Key Features Of This Course

Agile Principles and Scrum Framework: Comprehensive coverage of Agile principles and deep dive into the Scrum framework.

Practical Techniques: Mastery of sprint planning, backlog refinement, and effective facilitation of Scrum ceremonies.

Servant Leadership: Emphasis on servant leadership to empower teams for self-organization and efficient product delivery.

Hands-on Experience: Interactive sessions, real-world simulations, and expert guidance provide practical experience in Agile project management.

Career Advancement: Structured pathway from beginner to proficient Scrum Master, with certification upon completion validating expertise and opening new career opportunities.

SKILLS COVERED

Agile Principles and Values

Facilitation

Conflict Resolution

Servant Leadership

Continuous Improvement

Scrum Framework

Real-World Applications

Industry Insights

Course Details

Agile and Scrum

1. Agile Manifesto
2. Principles and Values
3. Scrum as an Agile Framework

Scrum Roles

1. Scrum Master Role and Responsibilities
2. Product Owner Role
3. Development Team Role

Scrum Events

1. Sprint
2. Sprint Planning
3. Daily Scrum
4. Sprint Review
5. Sprint Retrospective

Scrum Artifacts

1. Product Backlog
2. Sprint Backlog
3. Increment
4. Definition of Done (DoD)

The Scrum Process

1. Initiating a project using Scrum
2. Planning and Executing Sprints
3. Monitoring and Controlling Progress
4. Closing Sprints and Releasing Product Increments

Agile Estimation and Planning

1. Relative Sizing
2. Release Planning
3. Velocity and Burndown Charts

Scrum Master Simulation and Exercises

1. Practical exercises and simulations to apply Scrum principles

Advanced Node.js Techniques

1. Express.js Framework
2. Asynchronous Programming
3. Integration with Frontend Frameworks
4. Server Security

Node.js and Serverless Computing

1. DevOps Practices
2. Logging and Monitoring
3. Routing and Middleware
4. Asynchronous Programming

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Scrum?

Scrum is an Agile framework for managing work on complex projects. It emphasizes iterative development, collaboration, and flexibility to deliver high-value products efficiently. Scrum employs short, fixed-length iterations called sprints, where teams work on small, manageable tasks and adapt their approach based on feedback and changing requirements.

How would you scale Scrum?

Scaling Scrum involves using frameworks like Scrum of Scrums, LeSS (Large-Scale Scrum), SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework), or Nexus to coordinate multiple Scrum teams working on larger projects. Key practices include aligning teams on common goals, coordinating sprint activities, and ensuring transparency and communication across teams to maintain Agile principles at scale.

What is a Product Owner?

A Product Owner in Scrum is responsible for defining and prioritizing the features of a product, representing the business or customer’s interests, and ensuring that the development team delivers value that meets those requirements.