The Scrum Methodology has become a widely used approach in the enterprise for project management and is also widely used for software development work. Scrum is based on agile principles that promote collaboration, adaptability and continuous delivery of value to the customer. In an increasingly competitive and ever-changing business world, adopting Scrum and promoting effective collaboration is critical to the success of organisations. This ‘Scrum Methodology: Working Collaboratively’ course aims to provide you with a solid understanding of Scrum principles and practices, as well as the skills needed to work collaboratively in agile teams.
Cross-cutting
3 pm
Soft skills
Scrum Methodology: Working Collaboratively
This course in ‘Scrum Methodology: Working Collaboratively’ is aimed at professionals of any level of experience interested in learning and applying Scrum in project management. It is also designed for those seeking to develop skills in effective collaboration, adaptability and continuous delivery of value in business environments.
3 pm
Soft skills
Course objectives
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To study how to master Agile Project Management with Scrum.
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To understand how to foster effective team collaboration.
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To learn how to deliver consistent value to the customer.
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To find out how to overcome obstacles in Scrum projects.
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To find out how to lead agile teams with confidence.
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To know how to apply Scrum in enterprise environments.
What does it prepare you for?
This course in ‘Scrum Methodology: Working Collaboratively’ prepares you to lead and participate in agile teams, master Scrum, foster effective collaboration, deliver consistent customer value, overcome obstacles in Scrum projects, apply Scrum in enterprise environments and improve adaptability and productivity in project management in any type of organisation operating in any industry.
Teaching units
DIDACTIC UNIT 1. SCRUM AND COLLABORATIVE WORK BETWEEN TEAMS
1. The origin of SCRUM
2. What is it and what are the advantages of applying SCRUM?
3 SCRUM vs Waterfall
4. The 3 pillars of SCRUM
5. Framework and components
6. Values and best practices
7. The 5 stages of a sprint in SCRUM
8. Successful practical cases with SCRUM
DIDACTIC UNIT 2. COLLABORATIVE WORK IN E-LEARNING
1. Collaborative work in E-learning
1.1. What is a group?
1.2. Group learning as a collaborative activity
1.3. Group learning in the network environment
1.4. Learning communities
1.5. Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of group learning on the network
1.6. Performance of the tutorial function in a networked learning group
DIDACTIC UNIT 3. DEVELOPMENT OF THE KANBAN METHOD
1. Introduction to the Kanban method
1.1. Objective and principles of Kanban
1.2. Advantages and benefits of Kanban
2. Tips for implementing Kanban
3. Team
3.1. Roles and processes
4. Business Model Canvas
5. Scrumban
5.1 Differences between Scrum and Kanban