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Free ChapterPart 1 – Agile Project Management – Scrum Step by Step with Examples
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Kicking Off a Project
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Establishing Stakeholders
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Scrum Roles – Understanding the Characteristics of Each Role
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Building the Product Backlog
- Introduction to User Stories
- How to Write User Stories and Acceptance Criteria
- How to Organize Stakeholder Meetings
- How to Find Common Ground on Requirements
- How to Manage Changing Requirements
- The Importance of Prioritizing the Backlog
- How to Capture Stories in Meetings
- Estimating Story Points
- Summary
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Sprint Planning
- Introduction to Sprint Planning
- How to Manage Impediments to Planning
- How to Prepare for Sprint Planning
- The Sprint Planning Meeting
- How to Prepare Artefacts Needed for Planning
- How to Craft the Sprint Goal
- First Half of the Meeting
- How to Estimate User Stories
- Second Half of the Meeting - The How
- How to Use Velocity
- What is the Outcome of Sprint Planning
- Summary
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Release Planning and Using Velocity
- Introduction to Release Planning
- How to Set a Release Goal
- How to Decide on Scope-Driven Versus Date-Driven Release
- How to Prioritize for the Release
- How to Use Average Velocity and Calculate the Number of Sprints in Release
- How to Run a Release Planning Meeting
- How to Use the Release Burn Down
- Summary
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The Sprint Lifecycle: Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and Retrospective
- Introduction to the Sprint Lifecycle
- How to Choose Sprint Length
- What Is the Frozen Sprint Backlog
- Teamwork on Tasks
- How to Remove Impediments
- How to Carry Out Product Backlog Grooming and Estimation
- Avoiding Carry Over
- How to Run the Daily Scrum
- How to Use the Sprint Burndown
- How to Run the Sprint Review
- What Is the Potentially Shippable Increment
- How to Run the Sprint Retrospective
- Summary
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Part 2 – User Stories for Agile Scrum, Product Owner, and Business Analysis
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The World Before User Stories
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User Story Principles
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User Story Basics (Capturing a Requirement)
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Epics and Themes
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Splitting and Combining User Stories
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Final Words
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Project Delivery with Project Management Essentials
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Meeting Project Deadline with Agile Scrum
- Learning Objectives: Project Deadline Concepts
- Table of Contents - How to Meet a Project Deadline with Scrum
- How to Meet a Project Deadline
- Importance of Requirements Being Ready
- Importance of Committing with Confidence
- How to Use the Concept of Buffer to Deliver Tasks on Time
- How to Use Empirical Evidence for Timely Delivery
- How to Improve Communication to Deliver on Time
- How to Improve Delivery by Getting a Kick Out of Delivering on Time
- How to Use the Retrospective to Deliver on Time
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Pro Tips for Meeting Project Deadline with Agile Project Management
- Learning Objectives: Project Deadline Pro Tips
- The Importance of the Scrum Guide
- How These Scrum Rules Help You with Project Delivery
- How to Leverage the Scrum Framework
- Use the Concept of the Agile Toolkit
- How to Leverage the Team
- How Respect Helps You Deliver on Time
- How Common Sense Helps You Deliver on Time
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Scrum Checklists for Quality Agile Project Delivery and Meeting Project Deadlines
- Learning Objectives: Project Deadline Checklists
- Introduction – How to Improve Project Delivery with Scrum Checklists
- The Scrum Master Checklist
- The Product Owner Checklist
- The Development Team Checklist
- The Kickoff Meeting Checklist
- The Product Backlog Grooming Checklist
- The Sprint Planning Checklist
- The Daily Scrum Checklist
- The Sprint Review Checklist
- The Sprint Retrospective Checklist
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Product Management – Agile Requirements Using Product Backlog
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Creating a Product Vision
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Creating a Product Backlog Step by Step
- Product Backlog Management
- Introduction to User Stories and Acceptance Criteria
- Step 1: Convert All Ideas into User Stories
- About User Stories
- What Is DEEP?
- What Is the INVEST Principle
- Step 2 - Prioritization
- The Importance of Prioritizing the Backlog
- Step 3 -Estimate the Product Backlog
- How to Carry Out Product Backlog Grooming and Estimation
- Estimating Story Points
- Step 4 - Refining and Grooming Your Product Backlog
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Tips 1 -7
- Introduction: Tips and Strategies
- How to Capture Stories in Meetings
- Tip #1: PO Should Know that They Will Be Expected to Present Enough Work
- Tip #2: Avoid Scheduling Backlog Refinement
- Tip #3: The Backlog Items Must Be Fine-Grained and Properly Understood by the PO
- Tip #4: Treat Every Backlog Refinement Meeting Just Like the Beginning of Sprint
- Tip #5: Everyone Should Understand that Estimates Are Provisional
- Tip #6: Strive to Optimize Your Time During the Meeting
- Tip #7: Remember that Backlog Items Are Actually a Collaboration Between the PO
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Tips 8 -14
- How to Manage Changing Requirements
- Tip #8: Keep Your Eye on the Goals of the Meeting
- Tip #9: Get Volunteers for Action Items for Any Unknowns or Big Risks
- Tip #10: You are Definitely Free to Split User Stories During This Meeting
- Tip #11: Everyone Should Understand that Product Backlog Order Is Provisional
- Tip #12: Be Brave to Discuss a Couple of Items Farther Down the Backlog
- Tip #13: Let the Dev Team Review the User Stories to Be Discussed about 24 Hours
- Tip #14: Have a Mini Backlog Refinement Prior to Holding the Backlog Refinement
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Tips 15 - 21
- How to Prioritize for the Release
- Tip #15: Track Progress Using Release Burndown Charts
- Tip #16: Feel Free to Introduce Late Breaking User Stories.
- Tip #17: Use One Issue Tracker and One Backlog!
- Tip #18: Watch Out for Too Many Changes and Limit Your Scope
- Tip #19: Ensure to Experiment with the Amount of Refinement
- Tip #20: Ensure to Retrospect, Inspect, and Then Adapt
- Tip #21: Transparentize, Prioritize, and Stick to the Product Vision
- Conclusion
- Wrap Up
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Scrum Master Training – Case Studies and Confessions
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Case Studies Based on Real Project Experience
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Kanban Productivity and Efficiency of Agile Lean Project
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Visualizing Your Workflow
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Limiting Work in Progress
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Measure and Manage Flow
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Making Policies and Processes Explicit
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Using Models to Recognize Improvement Opportunities
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Using Kanban with Scrum
- Learning Objectives: Augmenting Kanban with Scrum
- Scrum Recap
- Sprint Planning: Introduction to Sprint Planning
- Sprint Planning: The Sprint Planning Meeting
- Sprint Planning: First Half of the Meeting - The What
- Sprint Planning: Second Half of the Meeting - The How
- Sprint Planning: What Is the Outcome of Sprint Planning
- The Sprint: Introduction to the Sprint Lifecycle
- The Sprint: How to Choose Sprint Length
- The Sprint: Teamwork on Tasks
- The Sprint: How to Run the Daily Scrum
- The Sprint: How to Run the Sprint Review
- The Sprint: What Is the Potentially Shippable Increment
- The Sprint: How to Run the Sprint Retrospective
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Final Words
About this video
The course starts with an in-depth overview of Scrum with examples and advice on each Scrum practice such as Daily Scrum, Sprint Planning, Sprint Retrospective, and Sprint Review. It Includes overviews of Agile practices such as the kick-off meeting and releases planning meeting.
Next, we will get a concise overview of Agile user stories—including how to write a user story description, acceptance criteria to capture the detail, the purpose of epics and themes in dealing with large or vague requirements, and how to split stories along with the reasons why user stories are favored over traditional methods of capturing requirements. This includes lectures on the principles that underpin user stories, such as the INVEST principle and the Three Cs formula.
This will be followed by checklists for all events, roles, rules, and artifacts used to deliver a project. We will also discuss product backlog and user stories at length; short stories/case studies based on real industry experience and research, and the correct methods for improvement and dealing with difficult situations is essential to mastering Agile Scrum.
Finally, we will wrap up with a concise overview of Kanban, which will include Origin, how to use the Kanban Board, Workflow, Work in Progress Limits, Priority setting, and the Pull System. By the end of the course, you will become an expert in understanding and implementing all the best industrial practices of Agile project management.
All resources and code files are placed here: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Agile-Project-Management
- Publication date:
- August 2022
- Publisher
- Packt
- Duration
- 6 hours 31 minutes
- ISBN
- 9781804615799