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Earn
14 PDUs

This course is registered with PMI and PMPs can claim a
credit of 14 PDUs
for this course online at
www.pmi.org
Binary Essentials Consulting is a
Registered Education Provider of PMI, USA.
PMI-REP
Course ID for this Program is : 2076-AGBC07
Who should attend
Managers,
Stakeholders and Software Team Members interested in
implementing Agile Practices in their Projects
- Software Project Managers
- Agile Management Members
- Members of Agile Projects
- Process Group Members
- Agile Project Stakeholders
- Customers of Agile Projects
- Senior Software Professionals
Workshop Fees
Rs. 12,400 per participant
plus 12.36 % service tax
10 % discount offered to two or more participants attending from the
same organization
Workshop
Faculty
This workshop is moderated by our Managing Director, S.M.Kripanidhi.
Kripanidhi has over 29 yrs
experience, the last 20 years in the IT Industry. He has managed
and executed over 35 software projects of size ranging from 20
to 200 man-months and has successfully managed the design and
development of 6 software products.
In the last 6 years, he has
conducted over 50 open workshops, over 300 in-house
programs on Software Project Management, Agile
Methodologies, Software Requirements Engineering,
Software Estimation and other Software Engineering and System
Engineering Disciplines
He has been involved in
extensive research and practice of various Agile Methodologies
and coaches software teams implement Agile Software Development
and Agile Project Management practices.
Kripanidhi
has designed, developed and delivered customized programs for
Centre for Technical Training (CTT), Philips Research
Labs, Eindhoven, The Netherlands for their software
professionals and technical managers worldwide.
Kripanidhi is a contributing author to
the Agile Product and Project Management Centre at Cutter
Consortium, USA
(www.cutter.com)
He is also an accredited trainer for LogicaCMG to
deliver their proprietary project planning and tracking module
for their project managers worldwide.
Prior to his
career in IT, Kripanidhi has served in the Indian Air Force as a
commissioned officer for over 8 years and held senior positions of
responsibility in Air Defence Control, Cryptography and Special
Projects.
Kripanidhi is a
Certified Scrum Master, Certified
Lead Assessor: ISO-9000 Quality Systems (1993), Certified
Management Auditor (1990), Certified Business Analyst
(1991) and a Trained Trainer (1989). |
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How to
Register
For nominations, please send
us an email at
team@binaryessentials.com requesting for a program
registration form and guidelines.
Completed Program
Registration Form can be sent to us along with the payment
cheque for confirmation of nomination. Confirmation of
nomination is on first come first serve basis
To
avoid last minute inconveniences, please reserve your seats
well in advance. Please feel free to
call or email us if you need any more
details or clarifications
Binary Essentials Consulting
Private Limited
No.1, Second Floor, 25th Cross, 21st Main,
Banashankari 2nd Stage, Bangalore 560070 (India)
Phone: 80- 26716590, 80- 26716670,
Mobile: 98452 00916
Email:
team@binaryessentials.com
Workshop Coverage
Overview to Agile Software
Development
History of
Agile Software Development
The Agile Rationale
Agile Manifesto, Agile Values, Agile Principles
Agile Software Methodologies - an Overview
Agile Project Management Paradigms
Key Imperatives of Agile
Project Management
Customer Collaboration and Co-creating Value
Self-Organizing Teams and Empirical Process Evolution
Iterative Development and Adaptive Planning
Customer Value Focus - The Lean Strategy
Managing Evolving and Changing Requirements
Validation Approach to Working Software
Test Driven Development
Agile Project Leadership and Adaptive Planning
Agile Work Environment
Key Imperatives of Agile
Practices
Evolving Requirements and Product Backlog
Short iterations, Joint Iterative Planning,
Customer Value Streaming
Incremental Architecture and Evolving Design
Test First Programming and Test Driven Development
Continuous Integration and Refactoring
Agile Team Work and Team Values
Team Processes for Continuous Improvement
Proactive Communication, Co-ordination and Co-creation.
Agile Software Development
Lifecycle
Process Roadmap (XP, Scrum)
Product Visioning and Release Planning
Building the Product Backlog.
Agile Estimation and Planning, Planning Poker
Iteration Planning, Capacity Estimation
Building the Tasks List, Iteration Backlog
Requirements Workshop, Story Acceptance Criteria
Design Workshop, Identifying Implementation Approach
Choosing the Tasks, Estimation and Capacity validation.
Daily Stand-up Meetings, Issue Tracking,
Task Execution, Iteration Backlog Updates,
Task estimation updates and
Burnout Chart Tracking
Timely corrective and preventive Actions. Tracking Blocks
Daily Coding, Daily Testing, Daily Builds,
Continuous Integration and Test Driven Development
Adding Tasks, Iterative Scope Management
Continuous Refactoring of Design, Code and Tests
Iteration Delivery - Incremental Release Milestone
Customer Demo, Customer Feedback
Iteration Retrospective, Learning and Improving the Process
Roles and Responsibilities
in Agile Projects
Role and Responsibility of
Product Owner / Customer
Role and Responsibility of Scrum Master
Role and Responsibility of Manager / Management
Role and Responsibility of Coach / Consultants
Role and Responsibility of Members in an Agile Team
Role and Responsibility of Testers in the Agile Teams
Building and Nurturing High
Performing Agile Teams
Understanding attributes of Self-Organizing Teams.
Collaborative Leadership and Empowerment
Building, Nurturing and Rewarding Team Values
Team Composition, Team Collaboration, Team Motivation,
Work Environment, Team Space,
Team Learning, Team Communications
Team Recognition and Reward Systems,
Team Formation Stages, Team Dynamics and Team Work
Common Areas of Default
Critical Risks in Agile Implementation
Blinded Perspectives - Elephant and the seven blind men.
Chasing the Rat Race - feather in the cap for marketing ?
Organizational Value System, Business Culture
Customer Orientation, Value Delivery Paradigm
Change Management, Paradigm Shifts, Long term view
Rationale for adoption : why do we need it ?
Shallow Understanding, Implementation Haste
Motivation for Agile ? Local Optima ?.
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