This course keeps Agile and Scrum simple and practical. You learn concepts and also practice how to use them.
Open a module to explore what you learn and how you practice it.
1
Agile mindset and product thinking
Why teams work in small steps
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You learn the purpose behind Agile and what teams try to improve. We keep it practical and tied to daily work.
- What problems Agile tries to solve
- Value, feedback loops and small deliveries
- Product thinking in simple terms
- Common misunderstandings and what to avoid
2
Scrum roles and responsibilities
Who does what in a sprint
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You learn the Scrum roles and what good teamwork looks like. You also learn how roles work in real companies.
- Product Owner, Scrum Master and Developers
- Stakeholders and how to work with them
- What good ownership looks like in a team
- How roles are combined in small teams
3
Scrum events
Plan, sync, review and improve
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You learn each event and what to prepare. You also learn how to keep meetings short and useful.
- Sprint Planning steps and outputs
- Daily Scrum updates that stay clear
- Sprint Review focus and demo flow
- Retrospective formats that lead to action
4
Scrum artifacts
Backlog to increment
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You learn the key artifacts and how they help delivery. We use clear examples and templates.
- Product Backlog and refinement basics
- Sprint Backlog and task breakdown
- Definition of Done and why it matters
- Increment and release mindset
5
User stories and acceptance criteria
Turn needs into clear work
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You practice writing user stories and acceptance criteria that make sense for developers and testers.
- User story format and when to use it
- Acceptance criteria with examples
- Splitting stories into smaller pieces
- Common gaps that create rework
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Estimation and planning
Make work visible and predictable
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You learn simple estimation methods and how teams plan without fake precision.
- Story points and relative estimation
- Planning poker in a simple flow
- Capacity and sprint planning with reality checks
- Tracking progress with burn down style views
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Tools and team workflow
Work with Jira style boards
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You learn how to use common tools and how to keep boards clean. The focus is on clarity.
- Board setup, columns and WIP limits
- Tickets, subtasks and linking work
- Good comments and status updates
- Simple reporting for stakeholders
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Scrum simulation and interview readiness
Practice the real thing
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You run a mini sprint simulation with real stories and deliverables. You also practice how to explain Scrum in interviews.
- Mini sprint from planning to review
- Handling changes and scope in a healthy way
- Interview questions and strong answers
- Next steps for PSM I style preparation