The Simplest Guide to Agile, including Lean, Kanban & Scrum

Introduction to Agile: covers the fundamental concepts of agile and its values and principles, as well as the history and evolution of agile

Agile Methodologies: the different agile methodologies, such as Scrum, Kanban, Lean

Agile Metrics and Measurement: covers how to measure and track the progress and success of an agile project, including metrics like velocity

Agile Planning and Estimation: covers the agile planning and estimation process, including how to create user stories, prioritize them

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Introduction to Agile: This section covers the fundamental concepts of agile and its values and principles, as well as the history and evolution of agile methodologies.Agile Methodologies: This section covers the different agile methodologies, such as Scrum, Kanban, Lean, and compares and contrasts their approaches and techniques.Agile Planning and Estimation: This section covers the agile planning and estimation process, including how to create user stories, prioritize them using different methods, and estimate their effort using Fibonacci series.Agile Development and Delivery: This section covers the agile development process, including how to conduct sprints, hold daily stand-up meetings, and track progress using agile tools such as a burndown chart. It also covers the agile delivery process, including how to deploy code and release software using continuous integration and delivery practices.Agile Metrics and Measurement: This section covers how to measure and track the progress and success of an agile project, including using metrics such as velocity, cycle , and lead .ABOUT THE COURSE STYLEWelcome to the new way of teaching !We are visual creatures because most of our brain is wired for visual sensory processing. The quickest way to learn, remember and more importantly understand anything new is to not read it from a set of slides with a background narration from an instructor, but to visually see with your eyes what is being taught in the form of real-world objects, associate them to the topic being discussed, and then allow our brains to form those hard-to-forget indelible connections in our minds. If every instructor taught this way; with a little bit of practice and effort, most of you can not only comprehend the subject, but also master it in the quickest possible way. That is why you will almost never find me using bullet points in my course lectures, and never will you find me brig up the dreadful laser pointer, EVER !By using the latest in touch-screen technology and a lot of on-screen sketches, I make the course lectures come to life ! I do this to have an impact on YOU,  by LEADING your eyes to what you should focus on a slide, and letting your MIND follow-through, and to ultimately make you UNDERSTAND the topic. See it for yourself !

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