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.

In Scrum the Product Owner role is the crucial connection between the Stakeholders and the Team that creates the product.

The learning objectives of this course is to understand:

* the Scrum Flow, the core component of the Scrum Framework and the Scrum vokabulary

* the principles of empirical process control

* the work culture Scrum creates

* the scope of the Product Owner role in detail

* the scope of the ScrumMaster role at a high level

* the scope of the Team role at a high level

* the relationship between vision and product roadmap

* that the accuracy of an estimate is more important than the precision of the estimate

* that estimates of size and duration can be done separately

* the impact of pressuring team members to provide low estimates

* product backlog grooming

* the importance and benefits of prioritizing the product backlog

* the implications of saying everything is mandatory

* that proper prioritization of a product backlog is based on multiple factors

* how much latitude to give a team in adjusting the sequence of work

* the goal of release management

* that planning is adaptive, iterative, and collaborative

* why quality is frozen and the concept of technical debt

* why software should be released early and frequently

* velocity and release burndown chart 

* how the Product Owner and Development Team collaborate during the Sprint

* what team commitment means

* why sprints are timeboxed and protected

Language: Norwegian

Language: Norwegian

Background, why agile?

 * Agile software development

 * Overview Lean Software Development

 * How Lean and Scrum fits

 * Values and principles

Scrum

 * Scrum workflow Roles and responsibilities - Product Owner, Scrum Team, Scrum Master Requirements

 * The Product Backlog

 * The meetings: Sprint planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review and Retrospective

 * Definition of Done

 * Definition of Ready

Tools, methods and good practices

* Product Development Strategy

* Vision and User Stories

* Prioritization by Evo, Kano, MMF etc..

* Planning and Estimation - Planning Poker

* Agile Contracts

* Scaling Scrum - planning and synchronizing parallel Scrums

* Multi Sprint Planning

The course is intended for product managers, analysts, testers, and others who represent and are expected to understand the needs of users and customers on agile projects. .