Basics of Agile and Scrum

Agile and Scrum project management systems help teams create highly engaged collaboration, smoother workflows, reduced time to market, and better products. Through this Basics of Agile and Scrum Certificate, you will learn to implement an iterative methodology for software development projects. You’ll also be able to compare and contrast Agile and Scrum with the more conventionally used waterfall methodologies, picking the right method for the right project. Develop the skills to fast-track projects and leverage iterative processes to reduce cost of ownership, increase productivity, and raise the quality of the product. 

Key Knowledge Areas in Agile and Scrum

Through our Basics of Agile and Scrum, you will:

• Identify when, where, and how to best implement Agile and Scrum practices in software development.
• Recognize the most effective contexts to use Agile and Scrum, as well as pitfalls to avoid.
• Apply Agile and Scrum to implement change within teams and across organizational levels.
• “Speak” the language of Agile by exploring Agile in depth.
• Utilize Agile practices across a range of settings.

Audience

• Professionals who are relatively new to the Agile and Scrum methodologies.
• Existing project managers looking to strengthen their role in managing and supporting key software development in alignment with iterative cycles and transformational approaches to optimize workflows.

Highlight

After successfully completing this Six Sigma training, you’ll receive the Basics in Agile and Scrum Certificate.

Course Requirements

This five-week, self-paced course includes guided learning with multimedia, interactive modules, and curated readings. Discussion posts are due on Mondays and all other deliverables are due on Saturdays. 

First-time online learner? “Strategies for Success” is a one-week module that will familiarize you with our learning system before you begin your certificate program and ensure you are ready to participate. Required for all first-time, self-paced Bryant learners.