Scrum: Become a Scrum Master

Let's get rid of the fluff and focus on reality. That's what this course is all about getting more stuff done in less time.

This course, Scrum: Become a Scrum Master, focuses on establishing Scrum practices in a real-world environment.

This course provides 7 PDUs and is taught by project management author and expert Joseph Phillips. Joseph is the author of several project management books from McGraw-Hill, the American Management Association, and Dummies Press. He is certified as a PMP, PMI-ACP, PSM, ITIL, and Project+, and is a Certified Technical Trainer.

Join the thousands of other students who have completed Joseph Phillip's top-rated courses and passed their certification exams. You can do this!

In this course, you will learn
• All about Scrum
• Scrum framework: iterations, increments, backlogs, user stories, and velocity
• Scrum Framework: Sprints, Ceremonies, Artifacts, and Business Value
• Working as the Product Owner
• Serving as the ScrumMaster
• Leading as a Development Team Member
• Sprints, Planning, Reviews, and Retrospectives
• Everything you ever needed to know about Scrum

Scrum is an easy and direct way to manage projects. Still, there are some specific rules to perfecting Scrum and getting things done without overworking the team and overwhelming your stakeholders.

In this course, I'll walk you through how I've implemented and consulted on Scrum projects and how you can avoid the pitfalls, risks, and objections before your projects begin. Then, I'll discuss the mechanics of Scrum and how you can start today creating a Scrum framework with the best agile practices to find success and a faster project return on investment.

In this course, I'll help you and your team create a strong foundation of Scrum and the rules you'll need to follow and implement. Next, I'll walk you through the entire Scrum workflow, starting with the product requirements and prioritizing the business value in the product backlog. And then, we'll move through a sprint: sprint planning to the sprint retrospective.

This course is ideal for the three roles in any Scrum endeavor: the product owner, the development team, and the ScrumMaster. Each of these roles has different responsibilities throughout the sprint and the project – but they all work together to get things done, help one another, and deliver value quickly to customers.

This is not a long Scrum course but a precise one. I know your time is valuable - so I've cut out the fluff and focused on the business values. This course is direct, easy to comprehend, and will help you introduce, implement, and improve your Scrum practices.

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