Read more about Mitch Lacey, and see past client testimonials, on Mitch's Linked In profile.

詳細説明

この認定スクラムマスター研修は、スクラムを使ってアジャイルプロジェクトにおけるリーダーシップの概念を紹介する4x半日間の研修です。このコースでは、スプリントプランニングミーティング、デイリースクラムミーティング、スプリントレビュー、スプリントレトロスペクティブなどの計画と実行の方法を教えます。

研修は、講義形式、グループ演習形式、グループディスカッション形式で構成されます。ケーススタディの例と、アジャイルプロジェクトの管理およびスクラムチームのコーチングに基づく経験に基づいて、スクラムマスター研修の講師による「実社会」の業界での経験の分析に十分な時間が費やされます。

このコースの無事修了した参加者には、Scrum Alliance認定スクラムマスター試験を受験する資格が与えられます。さらに、Scrum Allianceには2年間の無料メンバーシップが提供されます。これにより、Scrum Gatheringの割引、過去のGatheringビデオなどの会員限定コンテンツへのアクセスが可能になります。

研修に含まれるもの

私たちは業界で最高品質の学習体験を提供するよう努めています。これを達成するために、このコースでは以下を提供します。

• スクラムアライアンスの認定スクラムマスター認定につながる、認定スクラムマスター試験の受験資格

• スクラムアライアンスへの2年間会員

• 教材の電子版

You Will Learn

• Pragmatic, practical, proven Agile and Scrum project practices
• How to effectively start a Scrum project
• How to write user stories
• How to estimate using Planning Poker, a relative estimation technique
• How to help your organization adopt Scrum
• How to be an effective ScrumMaster
• Techniques for scaling and working with distributed teams

The course format consists of multiple lecture topics, group exercises and group discussion. Ample time will be devoted to analysis of the “real-world” industry experiences of the ScrumMaster Course instructor based on case study examples and experiences managing Agile projects and coaching Scrum teams.

You Will Get

• A two-year membership to the Scrum Alliance, a $100 value
• A PDF copy of the course materials
• Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) designation after passing a short certification exam, exam fee included

Development Units (PMI PDUs and Scrum Alliance SEU's)

CSMs: You can receive 16 Scrum Alliance SEUs for this course which can be applied towards the 70 required to be a CSP. Read more at ScrumAlliance.org

PMPs: You can receive 16 PMI PDUs for this course which can be applied towards the 21 required to be a ACT. To learn more on how to maintain your PMI PMP (or other) credential, please visit this link on PMI.org. 

SEUs: This course qualifies as 15 Scrum Educational Units (SEUs) toward the 70 required to become a CSP.

You Will Be Able to Answer Questions

• When should I use Scrum and agile methods?
• How can I get management on board with Scrum?
• What are some common mistakes teams make when they adopt Scrum?
• What are the roles in Scrum and is it OK to mix them?
• How should we structure our teams?
• How does Scrum work in an offshore model?
• What is agile?
• How does our team know we are "done"?
• And more...

What People are Saying

1. "Though I knew much of the material, this reinforced the NEED to review and reflect with more knowledgeable people"
2. "Enjoyed the examples from real life"
3. "Best I've attended"
4. "Really liked the exercises and found Scrum to be inspiring"
5. "Really liked the pragmatic no BS presentation style. Greatly appreciated the messages and focus on the human factor side of Scrum"
6. "Great course, very good teaching, will recommend to my peers"
7. "This was a great course and I am super excited to implement"

About your Instructor - Mitch Lacey, PMP, ACP

Mitch Lacey is an agile practitioner and trainer and author of the popular book, "The Scrum Field Guide, Agile Advice for Your First Year and Beyond." With over 10 years of Agile experience, and 18+ years managing projects, Mitch's well-rounded approach is suitable for any business. Companies that trust Mitch for his knowledge include Microsoft, Oracle, Bio-Rad, Costco, DemonWare, Morningstar, Qualcomm, Salem Health, SAP and more.

As a Certified Scrum Trainer (CST), PMI Project Management Professional (PMP) and Agile Certified Practitioner (ACP), Mitch shares his experience in project and client management through Scrum Alliance Certified Scrum courses, agile coaching engagements, conference presentations, blogs & white papers.

He has presented at Agile Alliance Agile 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 conferences, the 2008 Better Software Conference and the 2008 - 2013 SQE Agile Development Practices conferences. He has managed tracks for the Agile conference since 2008 and was the conference chair for Agile2012 and Agile2014. 

He has published many papers including “Adventures in Promiscuous Pairing”, “Transitioning to Agile: Key Lessons Learned in the Field”, "The Impacts of Poor Estimating - & How to Fix It", a variety of papers for Microsoft and "Immersive Interviewing - Building Great Agile Software Teams".

Mitch served on the Board of Directors for the Agile Alliance (2011-2012) and the Scrum Alliance (2010-2011, 2014).