ONLINE CSM - Certified Scrum Master (Online)

What is the Certified Scrum Master (CSM) course

This workshop offers an in-depth introduction to the foundational principles and practices of Scrum. Attendees will immerse themselves in Scrum through a mix of hands-on exercises and theory, translating concepts into real-world applications.

During the workshop, attendees will actively engage with key Scrum tools, such as the Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Taskboards. They will navigate the complete Scrum cycle, delving into essential activities like the Sprint Planning meeting, Daily Scrum meetings, Sprint Review meeting, and the culminating Retrospectives.

Upon course completion, participants will be well-prepared to undertake the Scrum Alliance assessment exam. This online multiple-choice test is a stepping stone to attaining the Certified ScrumMaster title, which comes with a two-year membership in the Scrum Alliance, granting access to exclusive ScrumMaster resources and content.

Who should take the Certified ScrumMaster course?

The Certified Scrum Master course is suitable for Scrum Masters, Software Engineers, Business Analysts, Project Managers and new Scrum Team Members. Anyone new to the agile way of work will find value in the concepts covered in the CSM course. Scrum is applicable across industries and potentially cross-functional teams, so marketers, data scientists, HR representatives, and other professionals looking for a better way to solve complex problems are encouraged to attend.

What's included

• The online Certified ScrumMaster assessment fee is included with this course
• 2-year membership to the Scrum Alliance once you have passed the CSM exam
• An electronic copy of the course materials
• 15 PDUs with the PMI. These PDUs can also apply towards your 21 contact-hour requirements for your Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) status

Contents 

• An introduction to Scrum, including the topics: What is Agile software development, Where does Scrum come from, What is Scrum, and an overview of the Scrum framework.
• The Scrum artifacts including: The Product backlog, writing User Stories, Prioritization, the Sprint Backlog and the Product Increment.
• The Scrum events, including the Sprint Planning Meeting, the Daily Scrum, the Sprint Review and the Retrospectives.
• Measuring progress, including the topics: Agile Estimating, and task boards.
• Software quality, including the topics: Definition of "Done" and Technical Debt.
• Roles and responsibilities, including the topics: Scrum Master, Product Owner, and The Team.
• Scaling Scrum, including two different models for Scaling.
• Programs offered by the Scrum Alliance, and closing activities.