What is Agile and Scrum Awareness?
The Agile and Scrum Awareness course from Oakwood is designed to provide individuals and teams with a strong understanding of Agile principles and the Scrum framework. This course introduces the concepts of iterative development, flexibility, and collaboration, helping participants recognise how these methodologies can transform project management and delivery.
This course is ideal for anyone new to Agile and Scrum or professionals looking to refresh their knowledge. Learners will gain an understanding of how Agile promotes collaboration, adaptive planning, and delivery of high-quality work, and how Scrum facilitates these principles in practice.
Over the course of this 1-day training, delegates will explore key elements of Agile, including the Agile Manifesto, values, and principles, as well as the structure and roles within Scrum. They will also discover how Scrum teams plan, execute, and review their work in short, iterative cycles. By the end of the training, participants will be able to assess how these methodologies can be applied to improve project management and team performance within their organisation.
Course Objectives
- To understand the key principles and values of Agile
- To learn the structure and roles within the Scrum framework
- To gain insights into iterative development and continuous delivery
- To understand how Scrum events drive team collaboration and productivity
- To explore how Agile practices can be tailored to different projects
- To recognise the benefits of Scrum for project success and team dynamics
Upon completion, participants will be equipped to apply Agile and Scrum principles in their own work environments, improving collaboration, efficiency, and the quality of project outcomes.
Course Outline
Agile and Scrum Awareness
Module 1: Introducing Agile and Scrum
- What is Agile?
- Agile Manifesto
- What is Scrum?
- Differences Between Agile and Scrum
Module 2: Key Features of Agile and Scrum
- Key Features of Agile
- Key Features of Scrum
- Origin of Agile
- Agile Manifesto
- Deming Cycle
Module 3: Attributes of Agile Methodologies
- Extreme Programming (XP)
- Attributes of Agile
Module 4: Roles and Responsibilities in Agile
- Business Sponsor
- Business Visionary
- Project Manager
- Technical Coordinator
- Business Ambassador
- Business Advisor
Module 5: Scrum Guide
- Key Features of Scrum
- Scrum Framework
- Use of Scrum
- Attributes of Scrum
Module 6: Scrum Events and Artefacts
- Sprint Planning Meeting
- Sprint Review
- Sprint Retrospective
- Product Backlog
- Scrum Artefacts
Module 7: Roles and Responsibilities in Scrum
- Scrum Master
- Product Owner
- Scrum Team
Module 8: User Stories and Quality
- User Stories
- Quality and its Importance
- Agile Project Testing Principles
Included
Included
- No course includes are available.
Offered In This Course:
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Video Content
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eLearning Materials
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Study Resources
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Completion Certificate
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Tutor Support
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Interactive Quizzes
Learning Options
Discover a range of flexible learning options designed to meet your needs. Select the format that best supports your personal growth and goals.
Online Instructor-Led Training
- Live virtual classes led by experienced trainers, offering real-time interaction and guidance for optimal learning outcomes.
Online Self-Paced Training
- Flexible learning at your own pace, with access to comprehensive course materials and resources available anytime, anywhere.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the difference between Agile and Scrum?
Agile is a set of principles for iterative
development and continuous improvement, while Scrum is a specific framework
that applies Agile principles in project management. This course explains both
in detail.
Q. How will Scrum improve project delivery?
Scrum promotes collaboration, regular
feedback, and iterative progress, which allows teams to identify issues early,
adapt quickly, and deliver quality results faster, ensuring projects stay on
track and meet stakeholder needs.
Q. How can I implement Scrum in my team after the course?
This course provides practical insights on
how to start using Scrum, including how to structure your team, run Scrum
events, and manage tasks in sprints. You will leave with tools to implement
Scrum immediately.
Q. How can Agile principles be applied outside of software development?
Agile is a mindset focused on flexibility and
collaboration, which can be applied in any project. This course covers how to
adapt Agile and Scrum to various industries, including marketing, HR, and
operations.
Q. Can Agile and Scrum be used for large-scale projects?
Yes, Agile and Scrum can be scaled for larger
projects or teams. The course provides an overview of scaling frameworks like
SAFe (Scaled Agile Framework) and how they can be applied to manage complex,
multi-team projects.