Agile Development
AGILE DEVELOPMENT
Learn Agile Software development bundles-up a group of software development methodologies and is a necessity of future looking enterprise. It is based on iterative development. Agile approaches towards best practices that allow rapid delivery of high quality software.
The main topics of Agile Training course content contain Core Agile Artefacts, Hosting daily Agile, Holding Sprint Planning meeting, Iterating the Product backlog, Creating and linking user personas, Planning a product delivery road map.
What will you learn
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Introduction to Agile concepts
Agile is made up of several concepts such as Scrum and extreme programming and more. You’ll be taught all these concepts during the course.
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All types of Agile managers
You will be taught the differences as well as the similarities between different types of Agile managers. You’ll also learn how to use these tools effectively.
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Best tools and techniques Best tools and techniques
All the best tools and techniques of Agile development and management along with your use, technique and strategies will be taught.
As an Agile developer you will be able to create your own highly advanced software. We will teach you the following useful skills-
- Agile project management
- Agile methods
- The principles of Agile
- Scrum
- XP
- Collective code ownerships
- Code standards
- Pair programming
- Managing risks
- Product prioritization
Curriculum
- Agile Manifesto Introduction
- First Six Principles Review
- Agile Manifesto:Knowledge Check
- The Next Six Principles
- The Agile Principle:7
- The Agile Principle:8
- The Agile Principle:9
- The Agile Principle:10
- The Agile Principle:11
- The Agile Principle:12
- Knowledge Check
- Declaration of Interdependence
- Knowledge Check
- Interdependence: Review
- Interdependence: Conclusion
- Introduction
- Introduction to Scrum
- Scrum Roles and Responsibilities
- Events
- Scrum: Artifacts of Scrum
- Scrum: Definition of Done
- Scrum: Knowledge Check
- Introduction to XP
- XP Core Values
- Responsibilities
- Planning Game
- Small Releases
- Customer Tests
- Collective Code Ownership
- Code Standards
- Continuous Integration
- Metaphor
- Sustainable Pace
- Pair Programming
- Test-Driven Development
- Refactoring
- Simple Design
- Knowledge Check
- Review
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- Value-Driven Development?
- Incremental Delivery
- Project Justification-Selection
- Project Selection
- Opportunity Costs
- Internal Rate of Return
- Return on Investment/Value
- Net Present, Estimated Value
- Risks and Risk Management
- Stakeholder Needs-1
- Product Roadmap-2
- Agile Contracting-3
- Inverted Triangle Model-4
- Fixed Price-5
- Fixed Price Work Package-6
- FP-Adjusted-7
- Graduated Fixed Price-8
- Time and Material-9
- Money for Nothing-10
- the Change for Free-11
- Managing Risks-12
- Planning and Delivering Value
- p-1 Prototypes
- p-2 Simulations, IKIWISI
- Knowledge Check
- Review
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- Planning Iterations
- Iteration Planning
- I.P-1 Timeboxes
- I.P-2 Release Planning
- I.P-3 Progressive Elaboration
- I.P-4 Minimal Marketable Features
- I.P-5 Philosophy Agile
- Agile Games
- Iterations, Sprints
- Iteration Planning
- Spikes
- Velocity, Velocity Trends
- Daily Planning
- Other Planning Considerations
- Knowledge Check
- Review
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- Adaptive Planning
- Agile Testing
- Exploratory and Usability
- Premortem
- Knowledge Check
- Risk Management
- Risk Identification
- Risk Assessments
- Risk-Based Spikes
- Risks Responses
- Adjusting the Backlog
- Risk Burnup, Burndown Charts
- Process Tailoring
- Knowledge Check
- Sprint Reviews
- Retrospectives
- Frequent Verification Validation
- Validation
- Definition of Done
- Knowledge Check
- Knowledge Check Review
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- Importance of Stakeholder
- Definition of Stakeholders
- Globalization, Diversity
- Cultural Impacts
- Stakeholder Needs, Expectation
- Knowledge Check
- Personas
- Wireframes
- Requirements Hierarchy
- User Stories
- Product Backlog
- Story Maps
- Knowledge Check
- Incorporating Stakeholder
- Shared Definition of Done
- Conflict Resolution
- Knowledge Check
- Review
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- Problem Detection
- Environment Problem Detection
- Better Earlier than Later
- Metrics
- Escaped Defects
- Failure Modes
- Alternatives
- Control Limits
- Check
- Measurement Introduction
- Continuous Integration
- Five Ways
- Fishbone Diagram Analysis
- Problem Solving
- Variance and Trend Analysis
- Test First Development
- Test-Driven Development
- Other Metrics
- Knowledge Check
- Review
- Conclusion
- Introduction
- Continual Improvement
- Improving People and Norms
- PDCA
- Principles of Systems
- Incremental Feedback
- Environment for Learning
- Knowledge Check
- Creating Generalized Specialists
- Value Stream Mapping
- Self Assessments
- Retrospectives
- Knowledge Sharing
- New Agile Practices
- Knowledge Check
- Conclusions
- Creating Generalized Specialists
- Introduction
- Objectives
- Birth PMI-ACP Certification
- Testing Tip 1
- Exam Questions
- Your Experience
- PMIs Agile Bookshelf
- Testing Tip 2
- Introduction to Breakdowns
- Knowledge and Skills
- Passing Score
- Results
- Testing Tip 3
- Tools and Techniques
- Domains
- Gaining Approval
- Scheduling, Sitting Your Exam
- Testing Tip 4
- Review
- Conclusion
Students Reviews
This course made the concept of Agile development dead simple for me! I was very confused before but the teachers over here removed every doubt I had in an expert manner.
Prolytics’ Agile software development course is very well designed with professional tutors and advanced learning material. The fees is also very low, which worked in my favor.
I think other institutes should try to learn from Prolytics on how to provide the best instructional courses! The one Agile software development is beyond excellent!