Scrum
 
Scrum and Agile are often mentioned together, but it's important to distinguish between them. Agile is a broader philosophy focused on collaboration, flexibility, and continuous improvement, as the Agile Manifesto outlines. Scrum, on the other hand, is a specific framework within Agile for managing projects, particularly in software development. Rather than a methodology, Scrum should be viewed as a framework for guiding the project management process.

Scrum project management embodies Agile principles, emphasizing collaboration, accountability, and iterative progress. It aims to develop, deliver, and sustain complex products through iterative cycles of work. Fundamental values underpinning Scrum include commitment, courage, focus, openness, and respect, which are essential for ensuring transparency, inspection, and adaptation throughout the project.

Although initially developed for software development teams, Scrum project management can benefit teams across various industries and businesses. Any group engaged in complex projects can leverage Scrum's iterative and incremental delivery structure to enhance collaboration and deliver high-quality results efficiently.

This course suits various individuals, including Scrum masters, product owners, team members, business stakeholders, and anyone interested in understanding Scrum principles. Whether preparing for a Scrum master certification or seeking to improve project management skills, participants will learn to form and coach self-directed teams, embrace changing requirements, facilitate continuous collaboration, and deliver value to stakeholders throughout projects.

Key learning objectives of the course include understanding the fundamentals of Scrum, mastering Scrum practices, delivering projects on time, distinguishing between Agile and Scrum, and comprehending the differences between roles, events, and artifacts in Scrum. Additionally, participants will gain insights into the Waterfall Model and its limitations compared to Agile, as well as updates in the latest version of the Scrum guide.

Course Components:

- SCRUM Immersion Training Course
- SCRUM Developer Training Course
- SCRUM Master Training Course
- SCRUM Product Owner Training Course