Agile Scrum Basics Practice Exam
Agile Scrum Basics Practice Exam
About Agile Scrum Basics Exam
The Agile Scrum Basics exam evaluates an individual’s foundational knowledge of the Agile Scrum framework, which is widely used in software development and project management. This certification focuses on the core principles, roles, ceremonies, and artifacts associated with Scrum and Agile methodologies. It is designed to ensure that candidates understand the basics of Agile principles, the structure of a Scrum team, and how to effectively participate in and contribute to Scrum processes.
Skills Required
- Understanding the core values and principles behind Agile methodologies.
- Knowledge of key Scrum roles, such as Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development Team, and their responsibilities.
- Familiarity with Scrum artifacts such as Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment, along with ceremonies like Sprint Planning, Daily Standups, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective.
- Grasping how Scrum uses iterative cycles (Sprints) to produce valuable outcomes and how Scrum teams work collaboratively.
- Understanding the importance of teamwork, communication, and collaboration in Scrum-driven projects.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Individuals new to Agile and Scrum who wish to build a strong foundation in the principles of Scrum.
- Project Managers and Team Members in Scrum Projects
- Students and Graduates
- Product Owners, managers, or anyone involved in a Scrum environment who wishes to understand the basics of the Scrum process to facilitate better communication and decision-making.
Course Outline
The Agile Scrum Basics Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 - Course Introduction
- Introduction to Scrum and its foundational principles
- Key differences between Scrum and Waterfall, and understanding Scrum's core values
- The history of Scrum, its origins, and its place within project management frameworks
Domain 2 - The Scrum Culture
- Essential Scrum secrets for success
- Scrum's pillars, principles, values, and resources that form the foundation of its culture
- Key aspects and strengths of Scrum as a methodology
Domain 3 - Managing Projects with Scrum
- Scrum's role in managing quality and change within projects
- Approaches to managing risk in Scrum projects
- Practical applications of Scrum in real-world scenarios
Domain 4 - Scrum Team
- Understanding Scrum team roles: Developers, Product Owner, and Scrum Master
Domain 5 - Running Projects with Scrum
- Planning, documentation, and estimation within Scrum
- Delivery and continuous improvement in Scrum projects
Domain 6 - Scrum Artifacts
- Understanding User Stories and Scrum Kanban Board
- Practical examples of using Kanban in tools like Trello
- Analyzing velocity and burndown charts in Scrum
- Managing Product and Sprint Backlogs
- Non-IT Agile project examples in Scrum
Domain 7 - Other Scrum Concepts
- Definition of Done, Increment, and how they relate to Scrum success
- The MVP concept and practices that enable Scrum teams to thrive
Domain 8 - Scrum Events
- Key Scrum events: Daily Scrum, Sprint, Sprint Review, and Retrospectives
- Real-life examples of Scrum implementation in various industries, including healthcare and supply chain
Domain 9 - Scrum Toolkit: Jira
- Overview of Jira for Scrum project management
- Key features such as Scrum Boards, Reports, and Product Backlog management
- Introduction to Jira’s roadmapping features
Domain 10 - Scrum Toolkit: Microsoft Teams
- Introduction to Microsoft Teams for Scrum collaboration
- Managing teams, channels, and communication within Microsoft Teams
- A practical video conference scenario using Microsoft Teams
Domain 11 - Scrum Toolkit: Microsoft Planner
- Introduction and benefits of using Microsoft Planner for Scrum project management
- Managing tasks and Kanban boards in Planner
- Accessing support documentation for Planner
Domain 12 - Scrum Toolkit: Trello
- Overview and setup of Trello boards for Scrum
- Using cards effectively in Trello for managing Scrum projects
- Real-world case study of an Agile roadmap using Trello
Domain 13 - ChatGPT: Enhancing Scrum Team Productivity
- Introduction to ChatGPT and its applications in Scrum team optimization
- How to use ChatGPT to enhance productivity through various prompts and tasks
- Real-world examples of using ChatGPT for email creation, interview preparation, and more
Domain 14 - Scrum in Practice
- Why organizations embrace Scrum and its impact on job opportunities
- Exploring job roles, salaries, and the overall Scrum process recap
