Certified Scrum Product Owner
Though each CSPO course varies depending on the instructor, all Certified Scrum Product Owner courses focus on Scrum from a product owner's perspective. Graduates will receive the CSPO designation. All CSPO course are taught by Certified Scrum Trainers.
Scrum is a simple but powerful framework to support team-based project delivery. One of the keys to a successful scrum project is an effective Product Owner. The Product Owner sets the product vision and is responsible for transforming it into a successful product. The Product Owner represents the voice of the team, and is singularly responsible for the trade-offs and decisions targeted at reaching the product goals. In this class, participants will learn the core skills to define and manage a prioritized product backlog, to make informed trade-off decisions as well as to create accurate and realistic product and release plans. This course will provide participants with the knowledge and understanding of the role of the Product Owner, as well its importance on the Scrum team. Participants will leave the class equipped with knowledge and tools to effectively support and lead their teams. You will learn how to create realistic release plans and then proactively steer the team in its successful delivery.
Upon successful completion of this course each participant will be enrolled as a Certified Scrum Product Owner, which includes a one-year Scrum Alliance membership which includes access to exclusive resource on the Scrum Alliance website. Furthermore, participants of the class will have access to the BigVisible Training Alumni site. This online community of graduates provides resources, discussion groups and access to BigVisible trainers and coaches. Members of the PMI also earn 16 PDUs after completion of the class.
| Dates: | 2-3 Mar 2011 |
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| Location: | Irvine, CA |
| Venue: |
Irvine Marriott |
| Price: |
$1,395 |
| Notes: |
Can I buy a seat with a Purchase Order? |
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- Scrum Overview
- Value and Principles
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Scrum Lifecycle
- Scrum Artifacts
- Scrum Meetings
- The Product Owner Role
- Responsibilities and Accountability
- Role During Lifecycle
- Requirements and the Product Backlog
- Building a Product Backlog
- User Roles and Personas
- Exercise: Identify and Define User Roles
- Writing User Stories
- Acceptance Criteria
- Story Workshops
- Exercise: User Story Writing
- Story Aggregation and Decomposition
- Non-Functional Requirements
- Spikes and Special Stories
- Prioritization
- Value Assessment
- Risk-Based Prioritization
- Exercise: Risk-Value Prioritization
- Kano Analysis
- Theme Screening
- Relative Weighting
- Exercise: Backlog Prioritization
- Minimal Releasable Features (MRF)
- Estimation
- Approaches to Estimation
- Analogous Sizing
- Exercise: Analogous Sizing Exercises
- Planning Poker
- Exercise: Estimating with Planning Poker
- Planning
- Product Roadmap
- Exercise: Top-Down Release Roadmap
- Velocity-Driven Release Planning
- Fixed-Schedule Planning
- Updating the Release Plan
- Exercise: Release Planning Exercises
- Sprint Planning
- Reporting
- Sprint Burn-Down
- Release Burn-Down
- Release Burn-Up
This class is focused more on the role of business user, liaisons, and product owners. It is appropriate for anyone considering the following questions:
- What is Scrum and how does it fit within the larger body of "Agile" process, values & frameworks?
- How does Scrum address the common challenges of change, budget constraints, and quality that are paramount to any IT project?
- What is the role of the Product Owner within Scrum?
- How does a Product Owner best partner with a development team to collaborate towards building a high quality product?
- How does a Product Owner manage and communicate the scope and vision of a product?
- How does a Product Owner best take advantage of the iterative, incremental nature of Scrum to deliver value sooner?


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