Scrum vs Agile | Scrum And Agile Difference | Agile Scrum Master Training | Simplilearn

Agile methodology is a collaborative and flexible approach used to accomplish tasks more efficiently. It focuses on making teams flexible enough to make changes in a project as needed. Scrum methodology is an agile framework that facilitates collaboration and efficiency in software development and testing. Join this live session to understand the difference between these in detail.

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➡️ About Certified ScrumMaster® (CSM) Certification Training Course

This CSM certification course is focused on providing an improved understanding of Scrum methodologies and their implementation. It helps you become a Certified ScrumMaster®, a designation offered by Scrum Alliance to practitioners who have successfully completed a CSM certification course & demonstrate their understanding by passing the exam.

✅ Scrum Master Certification Key Features

- 2 Days of Online Virtual Class
- CSM® exam fee included
- Get trained by globally acclaimed Certified Scrum Trainers (CSTs) with Free Exam Retake
- 20 PDUs and 16 SEUs
- Two-year membership in Scrum Alliance
- Complimentary access to 15 courses* worth INR 25,000

✅ Skills Covered

- Scrum and Agile methodologies
- Importance of Agile
- Scrum lifecycle
- Scrum terminologies
- Daily scrum and review
- Roles involved in Scrum
- Distributed Scrum

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Got a Question on this topic? Let us know in the comment section below 👇 and we'll have our experts answer it for you.

[vw]

After listening to your presentation. I don't think you really understand Agile is more flexible Scrum. You can use Agile in both large and small projects. Please recheck your source material.

[lessieharrolds]

@Simplilearn ...This helped me put the whole process in perspective as it always as sounded so vague. #Thank you
However how do I build a career in scrum from a place of administration & business management? Where do I start from? What transferable skills or things can I bring to the table? What's the longterm sustainability of a career as a scrum master?
Thanks for your help.

[zawlinhtet]

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