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Learn what agile is all about, why agile works, and how to effectively plan and develop software using agile principles. Successful participants will be certified by the International Consortium for Agile (ICAgile) and awarded the ICAgile Certified Professional designation (ICP).
Get unlimited access to your choice of live virtual training courses delivered between January 1, 2025 and June 30, 2025 all for a one-time fee of $5,000. That’s a potential savings of over $20,000!
The deadline to register is January 31, 2025.
Organizations today are seeking ways to improve the efficiency of their software development efforts while still meeting quality objectives. Competitive pressures and customer demands continue to reduce software product release schedules, driving organizations to seek fresh new approaches to building software. Agile software development methods are often cited as a way to accelerate software delivery and get more done with less. This course will teach you how to avoid the common mistakes of agile adopters and answer some of the familiar myths and misuse:
This course presents a roadmap for how to get started with agile along with practical advice. It will introduce you to agile software development concepts and teach you how to make them work. You will learn what agile is all about, why agile works, and how to effectively plan and develop software using agile principles. A running case study allows you to apply the techniques you are learning as you go through the course. Key concepts that will be introduced and discussed include:
Bring your specific issues and problems to the training course for discussion as well.
Coveros recommends this class both as a prerequisite for those seeking ICAgile's Agile Testing certifications and those practitioners who recognize the need to focus on “being” agile in addition to “doing” agile.
Who Should Attend
The audience includes software developers, software test professionals, project managers, business analysts, product managers, line of business owners. No specific prerequisites are assumed, however, attendees are expected to have some software experience.
Course Completion and Certification
Upon completion of this course the attendee will be certified by the International Consortium for Agile (ICAgile) and awarded the ICAgile Professional (ICP) designation. Additionally, the certified attendees will be listed on the ICAgile website, indicating their Professional designation and that they have completed all the learning objectives associated with the Fundamentals of Agile track. The ICAgile certification fee is included with your registration for your convenience.
About the ICAgile
The International Consortium for Agile’s goal is to foster thinking and learning around agile methods, skills, and tools. The ICAgile, working with experts and organizations across agile development specialties, has captured specific learning objectives for the different agile development paths and put them on the learning roadmap. For more information visit www.icagile.com.
Introduction to Agile
What is agile?
Benefits of agile
Why does agile work?
Myths about agile
Who is using agile?
Agile Software Process
Overall agile development process
Agile best practices
Agile Planning
Introduction to Scrum
The planning process
-Backlogs
-Initial release planning
-Iterative sprint planning
Roles during initial planning
Building good user stories
Estimating work
Building a release plan
Key meetings and activities
-Sprint kickoff
-Daily Scrums
-Sprint planning
-User acceptance testing and reviews
-Retrospectives
Roles During Sprints
Agile Development Best Practices
Team-based design
Pair programming
Continuous integration
Test-driven development (TDD) and unit testing
Refactoring
Agile Testing Best Practices
Agile testing framework
Acceptance test-driven development (ATDD)
Exploratory testing
Agile test automation
Wrap Up Discussion
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Organizations today are seeking ways to improve the efficiency of their software development efforts while still meeting quality objectives. Competitive pressures and customer demands continue to reduce software product release schedules, driving organizations to seek fresh new approaches to building software. Agile software development methods are often cited as a way to accelerate software delivery and get more done with less. This course will teach you how to avoid the common mistakes of agile adopters and answer some of the familiar myths and misuse:
This course presents a roadmap for how to get started with agile along with practical advice. It will introduce you to agile software development concepts and teach you how to make them work. You will learn what agile is all about, why agile works, and how to effectively plan and develop software using agile principles. A running case study allows you to apply the techniques you are learning as you go through the course. Key concepts that will be introduced and discussed include:
Bring your specific issues and problems to the training course for discussion as well.
Coveros recommends this class both as a prerequisite for those seeking ICAgile's Agile Testing certifications and those practitioners who recognize the need to focus on “being” agile in addition to “doing” agile.
Who Should Attend
The audience includes software developers, software test professionals, project managers, business analysts, product managers, line of business owners. No specific prerequisites are assumed, however, attendees are expected to have some software experience.
Course Completion and Certification
Upon completion of this course the attendee will be certified by the International Consortium for Agile (ICAgile) and awarded the ICAgile Professional (ICP) designation. Additionally, the certified attendees will be listed on the ICAgile website, indicating their Professional designation and that they have completed all the learning objectives associated with the Fundamentals of Agile track. The ICAgile certification fee is included with your registration for your convenience.
About the ICAgile
The International Consortium for Agile’s goal is to foster thinking and learning around agile methods, skills, and tools. The ICAgile, working with experts and organizations across agile development specialties, has captured specific learning objectives for the different agile development paths and put them on the learning roadmap. For more information visit www.icagile.com.
Introduction to Agile
What is agile?
Benefits of agile
Why does agile work?
Myths about agile
Who is using agile?
Agile Software Process
Overall agile development process
Agile best practices
Agile Planning
Introduction to Scrum
The planning process
-Backlogs
-Initial release planning
-Iterative sprint planning
Roles during initial planning
Building good user stories
Estimating work
Building a release plan
Key meetings and activities
-Sprint kickoff
-Daily Scrums
-Sprint planning
-User acceptance testing and reviews
-Retrospectives
Roles During Sprints
Agile Development Best Practices
Team-based design
Pair programming
Continuous integration
Test-driven development (TDD) and unit testing
Refactoring
Agile Testing Best Practices
Agile testing framework
Acceptance test-driven development (ATDD)
Exploratory testing
Agile test automation
Wrap Up Discussion
Get unlimited access to your choice of live virtual training courses delivered between January 1, 2025 and June 30, 2025 all for a one-time fee of $5,000. That’s a potential savings of over $20,000!
The deadline to register is January 31, 2025.
Organizations today are seeking ways to improve the efficiency of their software development efforts while still meeting quality objectives. Competitive pressures and customer demands continue to reduce software product release schedules, driving organizations to seek fresh new approaches to building software. Agile software development methods are often cited as a way to accelerate software delivery and get more done with less. This course will teach you how to avoid the common mistakes of agile adopters and answer some of the familiar myths and misuse:
This course presents a roadmap for how to get started with agile along with practical advice. It will introduce you to agile software development concepts and teach you how to make them work. You will learn what agile is all about, why agile works, and how to effectively plan and develop software using agile principles. A running case study allows you to apply the techniques you are learning as you go through the course. Key concepts that will be introduced and discussed include:
Bring your specific issues and problems to the training course for discussion as well.
Coveros recommends this class both as a prerequisite for those seeking ICAgile's Agile Testing certifications and those practitioners who recognize the need to focus on “being” agile in addition to “doing” agile.
Who Should Attend
The audience includes software developers, software test professionals, project managers, business analysts, product managers, line of business owners. No specific prerequisites are assumed, however, attendees are expected to have some software experience.
Course Completion and Certification
Upon completion of this course the attendee will be certified by the International Consortium for Agile (ICAgile) and awarded the ICAgile Professional (ICP) designation. Additionally, the certified attendees will be listed on the ICAgile website, indicating their Professional designation and that they have completed all the learning objectives associated with the Fundamentals of Agile track. The ICAgile certification fee is included with your registration for your convenience.
About the ICAgile
The International Consortium for Agile’s goal is to foster thinking and learning around agile methods, skills, and tools. The ICAgile, working with experts and organizations across agile development specialties, has captured specific learning objectives for the different agile development paths and put them on the learning roadmap. For more information visit www.icagile.com.
Introduction to Agile
What is agile?
Benefits of agile
Why does agile work?
Myths about agile
Who is using agile?
Agile Software Process
Overall agile development process
Agile best practices
Agile Planning
Introduction to Scrum
The planning process
-Backlogs
-Initial release planning
-Iterative sprint planning
Roles during initial planning
Building good user stories
Estimating work
Building a release plan
Key meetings and activities
-Sprint kickoff
-Daily Scrums
-Sprint planning
-User acceptance testing and reviews
-Retrospectives
Roles During Sprints
Agile Development Best Practices
Team-based design
Pair programming
Continuous integration
Test-driven development (TDD) and unit testing
Refactoring
Agile Testing Best Practices
Agile testing framework
Acceptance test-driven development (ATDD)
Exploratory testing
Agile test automation
Wrap Up Discussion
Organizations today are seeking ways to improve the efficiency of their software development efforts while still meeting quality objectives. Competitive pressures and customer demands continue to reduce software product release schedules, driving organizations to seek fresh new approaches to building software. Agile software development methods are often cited as a way to accelerate software delivery and get more done with less. This course will teach you how to avoid the common mistakes of agile adopters and answer some of the familiar myths and misuse:
This course presents a roadmap for how to get started with agile along with practical advice. It will introduce you to agile software development concepts and teach you how to make them work. You will learn what agile is all about, why agile works, and how to effectively plan and develop software using agile principles. A running case study allows you to apply the techniques you are learning as you go through the course. Key concepts that will be introduced and discussed include:
Bring your specific issues and problems to the training course for discussion as well.
Coveros recommends this class both as a prerequisite for those seeking ICAgile's Agile Testing certifications and those practitioners who recognize the need to focus on “being” agile in addition to “doing” agile.
Who Should Attend
The audience includes software developers, software test professionals, project managers, business analysts, product managers, line of business owners. No specific prerequisites are assumed, however, attendees are expected to have some software experience.
Course Completion and Certification
Upon completion of this course the attendee will be certified by the International Consortium for Agile (ICAgile) and awarded the ICAgile Professional (ICP) designation. Additionally, the certified attendees will be listed on the ICAgile website, indicating their Professional designation and that they have completed all the learning objectives associated with the Fundamentals of Agile track. The ICAgile certification fee is included with your registration for your convenience.
About the ICAgile
The International Consortium for Agile’s goal is to foster thinking and learning around agile methods, skills, and tools. The ICAgile, working with experts and organizations across agile development specialties, has captured specific learning objectives for the different agile development paths and put them on the learning roadmap. For more information visit www.icagile.com.
Introduction to Agile
What is agile?
Benefits of agile
Why does agile work?
Myths about agile
Who is using agile?
Agile Software Process
Overall agile development process
Agile best practices
Agile Planning
Introduction to Scrum
The planning process
-Backlogs
-Initial release planning
-Iterative sprint planning
Roles during initial planning
Building good user stories
Estimating work
Building a release plan
Key meetings and activities
-Sprint kickoff
-Daily Scrums
-Sprint planning
-User acceptance testing and reviews
-Retrospectives
Roles During Sprints
Agile Development Best Practices
Team-based design
Pair programming
Continuous integration
Test-driven development (TDD) and unit testing
Refactoring
Agile Testing Best Practices
Agile testing framework
Acceptance test-driven development (ATDD)
Exploratory testing
Agile test automation
Wrap Up Discussion
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