Scrum Developers - Essentials
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The Scrum Developers – Essentials (SD-E) course is a 2-day course designed to support Developers in the Scrum Team in their professional development. This course is developed for Developers by Scrum Facilitators. SDE-E is an essential course to help you explore the attitude, behaviour, and mindset to become a professional member of the Scrum Team and a change agent.
Delivery methods
In-Person classes
We recognize the importance of practical learning experiences, so we offer in-person classes for those who prefer face-to-face interaction. Our in-person classes provide a dynamic environment where participants can interact directly with instructors, ask questions in real-time, and collaborate with fellow learners.
Virtual classes
Our virtual classes provide an exceptional solution for those seeking flexibility and the convenience of learning from any location. Designed to accommodate diverse schedules and geographical locations, our online classes offer a robust, interactive, engaging learning platform.
Language
We are dedicated to delivering high-quality training experiences. By default, all our classes, whether in-person or virtual, are conducted in English to ensure a consistent and effective learning environment. If a specific class is offered in a language other than English, this will be mentioned in the course details.
We aim to accommodate diverse language preferences and create an inclusive learning atmosphere for everyone. If you have any questions regarding the language of instruction for a particular course or if you require language assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our support team.
Who should take this course?
The Scrum Developers – Essentials course is a 2-day course designed to support Developers in the Scrum Team in their professional development. This concept course is developed for Developers by Scrum Facilitators. It is an essential course to help you explore the attitude, behaviour, and mindset to become a professional member of the Scrum Team and a change agent.
Over the course of two days, you will explore areas that are critical to growing as a successful Scrum Team member. Knowing Scrum is not the same as understanding it. That is why we will dive deep into the framework and explore the values and principles to start living Scrum. This approach is vital as the remaining topics will focus on mindset, attitude and behaviour. Not only inwards, but also towards others such as other Development Team members, Scrum Master, Product Owner and everyone outside the team. It is not only the Scrum Master, but everyone can help change the environment of Scrum Teams, creating an environment for agility to thrive.
This is the course where everything comes together. Scrum, people, flow, leadership, mindset, coaching and lessons learned. Together we will explore the key patterns of becoming a great Scrum Team member.
Introduction to agility: Understanding speed and complexity. How is this complexity tied to the importance of becoming agile? How is Agile related to Scrum?
Living Scrum over doing Scrum: Understanding the values and principles of Scrum. Understanding Scrum over mechanical Scrum.
Scrum Team member supporting Scrum Master: The different ways a Scrum Team can support a Scrum Master in using Professional Scrum. Understanding the different stances of a Scrum Master and how these stances can influence the work?
Scrum Team member supporting Product Owner: Understanding the patterns of successful Product Delivery. Embracing complexity and managing risk via empiricism. Understanding the importance of a Sprint Goal and how to craft one.
Scrum Team members supporting each other: What do cross-functional and self-organizing really mean? Learn to give each other constructive feedback. Exploring the importance of “Done”.
Scrum Team member supporting Organisation: How can Scrum Team members influence change in an organisation? Why is this important? Ways to measure the outcome. How to improve the effectiveness of an organisation with Professional Scrum.
Attendees make the most of the class if they:
- Study the Scrum Guide
- Have been or are closely involved in building or enhancing a software product or application using Scrum
There is no exam linked to this course. However, participants should be able to take the Professional Scrum Master I (PSM I) assessment based on the content of this course.
You will:
- You have been trained to think and act like a professional Scrum Developer Scrum.
- You have insight into your strengths and uncertainties and are open about it.
- You will focus on empiricism instead of solutions.
- You will have a commitment to challenge the status quo. You will have the courage to be vulnerable.
- You will respect every one of your team members, even if they don’t think the same way you do.
- You will have a solid understanding of the various accountabilities in Scrum and, more importantly, how to interact with them in a proper way to make Scrum work.
