Certified Scrum Product Owner

Certified Product Owner Workshop

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.

Certified Scrum Product Owner

(2 Days)

Overview

Building a product with a new process can be a daunting prospect. Being asked to serve as the team’s Product Owner can be downright intimidating. You’ve got an idea of what Scrum is, and have read a few articles or books on the topic, but you really don’t know how to start putting that theory into action.

That’s where the Certified Scrum Product Owner program comes in. The CSPO course gives you just enough information to understand how Scrum works, but focuses mainly on functioning as the product owner, or customer, for a Scrum team. You will learn about activities such as managing stakeholders, ROI, backlog grooming, creating effective stories, acceptance criteria for stories, defining done, and so on.

Who Should Attend?

Whether you are a Product Owner, Portfolio Manager, Program Manager, Product Manager or Business Analyst or just responsible for defining product vision or requirements this course is for you.

Course Outline

Scrum  Basics

· Why Scrum works and what it is

· Product Owner role defined

Product Vision

· Shaping the vision

· Relationship between vision and roadmap

· Priorities and prep work

Estimating

· Differing estimating levels

· Accuracy vs. precision

· Size vs. duration

· Estimates vs. commitments

Product Backlog

· Definition

· How to build user stories

· Important of product backlog grooming

Prioritizing

· Responsibilities, roles and mindset

· Approaches and formalization

Release Planning

              · Velocity

· Impact of quality and technical debt

· Release planning meeting

· Release burn down chart

Sprints

· Prioritization and the Sprint Goal

· Role of Product Owner

· Collaboration practices

· Sprint planning and daily Scrums

· Sprint Reviews and Retrospectives

The Team

· Composition and cross-functionality

· Organizing

Tracking Progress

· Burndown charts and task boards

Situational Questions

· Simulating a Sprint

· Release sprints

Recent Comments

I finally understand what being a Product Owner means. - MDM from Austin Tx

Overview

            Agility: Values and Principles
            Agile Framework: Roles, Artifacts, and Ceremonies

Agile Visioning: Crafting a Vision
            Problems and Solutions
            Stakeholders and Users
            Needs and Features
            Assumptions, Dependencies, and Constraints
            Other Requirements

Agile Roadmapping: Crafting a Roadmap
            Layers
            Releases and Milestones
            Elements and Dependencies

Working with User Roles, User Stories, and Acceptance Tests
            Understanding Context and Users
            User Stories and Gathering Techniques
            INVEST in Good Stories
            Acceptance Tests and Detailing User Stories

The Product Owner in the Enterprise

Whether you are a Product Owner, Portfolio Manager, Program Manager, Product Manager or Business Analyst or just responsible for defining product vision or requirements this course is for you.