Overview

The course is an advanced Scrum series that takes you into the details of running day-to-day Scrum events. This series begins with an overview of the Scrum methodology to refresh the fundamentals and establish a baseline of Scrum knowledge. This section covers the history of Scrum, the 3 Pillars, Empiricism, Scrum values, Scrum roles, Scrum events, Refinement, Agile principles & manifesto, and situations in which Scrum should be applied over other methodologies. Refer to my training titled 'Product development using Agile-Scrum' for learning about Scrum.Scrum consists of five events: Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective, and the Sprint itself. These events are mainly driven by the Product Owner and the Developers, facilitated by the Scrum master to ensure that the team remains focused on event goals and that the event meets timebox guidelines.A Sprint starts with planning a Sprint or an iteration. This is called a Sprint planning event. The outcome of this event is to arrive at a Sprint goal. It also involves a daily plan for the tasks each team member works on daily.The Daily Scrum event is aimed at inspecting the daily progress to ensure the team is progressing towards achieving the Sprint goals. The team adapts quickly to tackle any challenges and get back on track.At the end of an iteration or a Sprint, the team gets together to review the Sprint. The Developers demonstrate the features developed during the Sprint and get stakeholder feedback to understand if they have met the goals that the stakeholders had in mind. The team agrees to do course correction if required, determines the future direction, and prioritizes.Finally, the Sprint Scrum team reflects on the work done in a Sprint through the Sprint retrospective event.

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