Northwestern Events Calendar

Feb
25
2015

HRD655 - Certified ScrumMaster Training

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When: Wednesday, February 25, 2015
8:45 AM - 4:30 PM CT

Where: Norris University Center, 202, 1999 Campus Drive, Evanston, IL 60208 map it

Cost: NU Employees $600

Contact: Learning & Organization Development   (847) 467-5081

Group: Office of Human Resources | Talent Development & Well-being

Category: Training

Description:

To register, click the "More Info" link above

In this highly interactive two-day workshop, participants will begin the process of identifying when Scrum-based project management is appropriate over traditional project management. Participants will also explore ways to solve complex problems using the flexible Scrum methodology.


Key Topics:

ScrumMaster vs. Project Manager


Identifying Scrum-appropriate projects


Overview of Scrum and agile fundamentals


Implementing Scrum team roles and responsibilities

The workshop will prepare participants for the Certified ScrumMaster assessment and reveal the impact of Scrum on complex project/product development. Whether participants are already practicing Scrum, interact with Scrum teams or are faced with complex project/product development, this class will sharpen their ability to more efficiently manage projects. Participants will work on a real project in class, participate in Scrum ceremonies and assume a Scrum role on a development team. Participants should come prepared to explore the practice of Scrum, why it works and how it could impact their work environment.

After the workshop, participants will need to complete an online assessment if they wish to pursue the Certified ScrumMaster designation. Participants will also have complimentary access to:

Two year membership to the Scrum Alliance ($50 value)
6-month access to a Scrum planning and implementation tool for themselves and their team members (a value of $30 per person)
Several job aids, sprint planning cards, and a workbook/reference guide

Basic familiarity with agile/Scrum is recommended, but not required. This course also offers 14 PMI PDU’s.

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Feb
26
2015

HRD655 - Certified ScrumMaster Training

SHOW DETAILS

When: Thursday, February 26, 2015
8:45 AM - 4:30 PM CT

Where: Norris University Center, 202, 1999 Campus Drive, Evanston, IL 60208 map it

Cost: NU Employees $600

Contact: Learning & Organization Development   (847) 467-5081

Group: Office of Human Resources | Talent Development & Well-being

Category: Training

Description:

To register, click the "More Info" link above

In this highly interactive two-day workshop, participants will begin the process of identifying when Scrum-based project management is appropriate over traditional project management. Participants will also explore ways to solve complex problems using the flexible Scrum methodology.


Key Topics:

ScrumMaster vs. Project Manager


Identifying Scrum-appropriate projects


Overview of Scrum and agile fundamentals


Implementing Scrum team roles and responsibilities

The workshop will prepare participants for the Certified ScrumMaster assessment and reveal the impact of Scrum on complex project/product development. Whether participants are already practicing Scrum, interact with Scrum teams or are faced with complex project/product development, this class will sharpen their ability to more efficiently manage projects. Participants will work on a real project in class, participate in Scrum ceremonies and assume a Scrum role on a development team. Participants should come prepared to explore the practice of Scrum, why it works and how it could impact their work environment.

After the workshop, participants will need to complete an online assessment if they wish to pursue the Certified ScrumMaster designation. Participants will also have complimentary access to:

Two year membership to the Scrum Alliance ($50 value)
6-month access to a Scrum planning and implementation tool for themselves and their team members (a value of $30 per person)
Several job aids, sprint planning cards, and a workbook/reference guide

Basic familiarity with agile/Scrum is recommended, but not required. This course also offers 14 PMI PDU’s.

More Info