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In order to succeed
with agile, teams and organizations should focus first on “being agile” as a
foundation for success in “doing agile.” This track’s learning objectives delve
into key concepts such as adaptive planning, value-driven development,
progressive elaboration and frequent feedback for continuous improvement.
This course prepares for and includes a voucher for the ICP (ICAgile Certified Professional).
Audience
Since the ICP is foundational and a prerequisite for certifications in all other ICAgile tracks, the ICP credential has the broadest target audience. It is appropriate for those new to agile, and for practitioners who recognize the need to focus on “being” agile in addition to “doing” agile. Typical roles include Developers, Testers, Architects, Managers, Project Managers, BAs and many more.
Prerequisites
Have been on or are closely involved in building or enhancing a software product or application.
Course Completion
View the Training Course Outline
History
● Origins of Agile
● Agile Manifesto
● Agile beyond software development
Culture & Mindset
● The Agile mindset
● Establishing the Agile mindset
● Agile in context
Creating Shared Understanding
● Developing soft skills
● Understanding communication barriers
● Sharing knowledge
● Physical work environments
● Collaboration techniques
● Techniques for shared understanding
Shifts in Roles
Incremental Development
● Incremental development
● Value-based work
● Retaining quality
Work-in-progress (WIP)
● Work-in-progress (WIP)
● Continuous integration
● Continuous delivery
● Cost & benefit of frequent delivery
● Including Customers and Users
Defining the customer
● User involvement
● User feedback
Product Adaptation
Planning and Adapting
● Planning
● Estimation
● Status
Process & Project Adaptation
● Process adaptation
● Project adaptation