Agile Project Management Training

Course Level: Beginner
Duration: 12 Hrs 6 Min
Total Videos: 41 On-demand Videos

Acquire the agility required in today's fast-paced business environment with our Agile Project Management Training course. Perfect for project managers, team leaders, business analysts, and beginners, this course provides in-depth understanding of Agile methodologies, prepares you for certification, and opens doors to diverse roles in various industries.

Learning Objectives

01

Understand the fundamentals of Agile, its principles, values, and lifecycle.

02

Grasp the role and impact of Agile in project management and organizational projects.

03

Gain an in-depth understanding of Agile and Scrum, their major activities and sprints.

04

Become familiar with common Scrum terminology and other iterative methods.

05

Develop key communication skills in the Agile world, including conflict resolution and Tuckman’s 5 stages.

06

Discover how Agile can be applied outside of software development through real-world examples.

07

Study case studies of organizations transitioning to Agile, including procurement and measurements.

08

Critically evaluate Agile methods and review the entire Agile course for comprehensive understanding.

Course Description

Our Agile Project Management Training course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Agile methodologies and their application in the real world. This program delves into the core principles and philosophies of Agile, offering in-depth knowledge about the Agile manifesto, lifecycle, and misconceptions. Beyond the theoretical understanding of what is Agile, the course offers practical insights into how Agile transforms the project management landscape. Whether you are a project manager, a team leader, or a business analyst, this course will equip you with the necessary skills to manage and deliver successful Agile projects.

The training also includes modules specifically tailored towards understanding the intricate dynamics of project management in an Agile world. It covers topics such as organizational projects, traditional projects, and roles within Agile teams. You will gain an in-depth understanding of the Agile and Scrum methodologies, common Scrum terminology, and other iterative methods. The course also emphasizes the importance of effective communication in the Agile world and provides valuable insights into conflict resolution and team dynamics.

One of the unique aspects of our Agile Project Management Training course is its focus on the application of Agile outside the realm of software development. It includes case studies of transitioning to Agile, offering a critical perspective on Agile methodologies. By the end of this course, you will have not only a thorough understanding of Agile principles and practices but also the ability to critique and adapt Agile methodologies to different projects and environments. This course is your stepping stone towards an Agile Project Management Certification, enhancing your career prospects and setting you apart in the competitive job market.

Who Benefits From This Course

  • Individuals seeking a comprehensive understanding of Agile methodologies.
  • Project managers wanting to streamline their workflow and increase efficiency.
  • Professionals interested in obtaining an Agile certification.
  • Team leaders aiming to improve project delivery and customer satisfaction.
  • IT managers and directors looking to improve software development processes.
  • Business analysts wanting to enhance their knowledge of Agile practices.
  • Consultants working in project management and seeking to expand their skill set.
  • Entrepreneurs who want to implement Agile principles in their startups.
  • Professionals transitioning from traditional project management to Agile project management.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Agile Project Management?

Agile Project Management (APM) is a flexible, iterative approach to managing projects. It is characterized by its focus on customer satisfaction through continuous delivery of valuable and functional project outcomes. Agile methodologies embrace change and promote adaptive planning, evolutionary development, early delivery, and continuous improvement, with an emphasis on rapid and flexible response to change. Agile Project Management is widely used in the software development industry and is increasingly being adopted in various other sectors due to its efficiency and adaptability.

What are the key roles in an Agile Project Management team?
  • Agile Project Manager: This role involves coordinating and managing all aspects of the project, ensuring that the team adheres to the principles of Agile.
  • Scrum Master: The Scrum Master facilitates the Scrum process, removes impediments, and helps the team stay productive.
  • Product Owner: The Product Owner represents the stakeholders and the business, and is responsible for maximizing the value of the product.
  • Team Members: These are the individuals who carry out the work of delivering the product. They are usually cross-functional and self-organizing.
What is the Agile Project Management Certification?

Agile Project Management Certification is a professional qualification provided by various project management institutions and certification bodies around the world. The certification validates your knowledge of Agile principles and your ability to apply project management methods in an Agile environment. It equips you with the necessary skills to effectively manage projects in a dynamic and fast-paced environment. This certification is globally recognized and highly valued by employers, making it a significant asset for anyone looking to advance their career in project management.

What are the benefits of Agile Project Management?

Agile Project Management offers multiple benefits, including increased project control, improved product quality, higher customer satisfaction, and reduced risks. It allows for better responsiveness to changes, faster delivery of value, and improved project predictability. Agile teams are empowered and self-organizing, leading to increased productivity and better team morale. Lastly, Agile provides a competitive edge by enabling organizations to adapt to market changes more effectively and deliver innovative solutions promptly.

What skills are required for Agile Project Management?

Agile Project Management requires a unique skill set. Some of these skills include excellent communication and collaboration abilities, as Agile relies heavily on team interaction. Leadership skills are also crucial, as Agile teams are self-organizing and require a leader who can guide without controlling. Other essential skills include problem-solving, flexibility, and the ability to manage change. Familiarity with Agile tools and techniques, as well as an understanding of Agile principles and values, are also important for success in Agile Project Management.

Included In This Course

Module 1: What Is Agile

  •    Course And Instructor Introduction
  •    What Is Agile - Part1
  •    What Is Agile Part2 - Agile Manifesto Principles 1-6
  •    What Is Agile Part3 - Agile Manifesto Principles 7-12
  •    What Is Agile Part4 - Agile Manifesto Values
  •    What Is Agile Part5 - Why Agile?
  •    What Is Agile - Part6 - Misconceptions about Agile
  •    What Is Agile Part7 - Agile Lifecycle
  •    What Is Agile Part8 - Key Definitions
  •    What Is Agile - Part9

Module 2: Projects And Projects Management In An Agile World

  •    Projects And Project Management In An Agile World Part 1 - Historical Information
  •    Projects And Project Management In An Agile World Part 2 - Organizational Projects
  •    Projects And Project Management In An Agile World Part 3 - Traditional Projects
  •    Projects And Project Management In An Agile World Part 4 - Roles
  •    Projects And Project Management In An Agile World Part 5 - Roles 2

Module 3: Agile and Scrum

  •    Agile And Scrum Part1 - In Depth
  •    Agile And Scrum Part2 - Major Activities
  •    Agile And Scrum Part3 - 3 Questions
  •    Agile And Scrum Part4 - Sprints

Module 4: Common Scrum Terminology

  •    Common Scrum Terminology-Part1
  •    Common Scrum Terminology-Part2

Module 5: Other Iterative Methods

  •    Other Iterative Methods

Module 6: Communication Skills In Agile World

  •    Communication Skills In Agile World Part1 - Model
  •    Communication Skills In Agile World Part2 - Verbal vs. Nonverbal
  •    Communication Skills In Agile World Part3 - Learned Patterns
  •    Communication Skills In Agile World Part4 - Key Skills
  •    Communication Skills In Agile World Part5 - Key Skills
  •    Communication Skills In Agile World Part6 - Conflict Resolution
  •    Communication Skills In Agile World Part7 - Tuckman's 5 Stages

Module 7: Using Agile Outside Software Development

  •    Using Agile Outside Software Development-Part1
  •    Using Agile Outside Software Development-Part2

Module 8: Case Studies Of Transitioning to Agile

  •    Case Studies Of Transitioning To Agile-Part1
  •    Case Studies Of Transitioning To Agile Part2 - Procurement
  •    Case Studies Of Transitioning To Agile Part3 - In an Agile World
  •    Case Studies Of Transitioning To Agile Part4 - Measurements

Module 9: Critique Of Agile

  •    Critique Of Agile-Part1
  •    Critique Of Agile-Part2

Module 10: Review Of Agile

  •    Review Of Agile-Part1
  •    Review Of Agile-Part2
  •    Review Of Agile-Part3
  •    Course Conclusion