Certified ScrumMaster Training By Carlton Nettleton in Seattle,WA (May 13-14, 2013 â?? 14 PDUs)
Who Should Attend/Prerequisites
Any person who is interested in learning more about Scrum or wants to make Scrum work better for their Team or organization, is encouraged to attend. While the focus of the class is for people who want to learn how to leverage the Scrum framework to improve their business outcomes, any member of Team or the organization who is interested in how to use Scrum would find this class useful.
Typical attendees in the past have been managers, business analysts, architects, directors and other roles that support product development and the business.
Any person who is interested in learning more about Scrum or wants to make Scrum work better for their Team or organization, is encouraged to attend. While the focus of the class is for people who want to learn how to leverage the Scrum framework to improve their business outcomes, any member of Team or the organization who is interested in how to use Scrum would find this class useful.
Typical attendees in the past have been managers, business analysts, architects, directors and other roles that support product development and the business.
Class Size Limit: 24 (Minimum 0)
Course Overview
Scrum is a light-weight framework for delivering valuable product to customers by empowering cross-functional, self-organizing Teams. This simple, easy-to-understand framework offers organizations the ability to transform their work environments, restore a focus on the customer and reenergize their employees. Since Scrum is merely a framework where product development activities occur, there exists a great deal of murkiness on how individuals and organizations apply Scrum in a way that is meaningful and valuable for their circumstances.
Agenda
The learning objectives for this course are:
- List the five values of Scrum and the eight essential Scrum principles.
- Describe the role, key responsibilities and rights of the Product Owner.
- Explain the purpose of the Product Backlog and rehearse writing real-life Product Backlog items.
- Practice applying multiple prioritization techniques to maximize business value.
- Identify new metrics to monitor and communicate status to product and project stakeholders.
- Practice using iterative planning techniques to develop forward looking plans.
The learning objectives of this course will be driven by the needs of the participants, opportunities to reflect-and-adapt on the class direction will be offered at regular intervals and adjustments will be made to achieve the learning objective of the students. By the close of the training, the participants will have gained the confidence and understanding to harness the power of Scrum for their business and support Scrum teams working in short, iterative timeboxes.
The learning objectives for this course are:
- List the five values of Scrum and the eight essential Scrum principles.
- Describe the role, key responsibilities and rights of the Product Owner.
- Explain the purpose of the Product Backlog and rehearse writing real-life Product Backlog items.
- Practice applying multiple prioritization techniques to maximize business value.
- Identify new metrics to monitor and communicate status to product and project stakeholders.
- Practice using iterative planning techniques to develop forward looking plans.
The learning objectives of this course will be driven by the needs of the participants, opportunities to reflect-and-adapt on the class direction will be offered at regular intervals and adjustments will be made to achieve the learning objective of the students. By the close of the training, the participants will have gained the confidence and understanding to harness the power of Scrum for their business and support Scrum teams working in short, iterative timeboxes.
Cost:
$1300 per attendee.
Early Bird Registration - By 04-13-2013 $1100 per attendee