Developing the analysis maturity and confidence you need... to deliver products in an agile way...
InstructorDon HusseyThe curriculum addresses the specific responsibilities of a Business Analyst within agile frameworks and Scrum roles.
Instruction covers the progression from epics to user stories, including practical methods for splitting epics and creating story maps.
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This slide outlines key business analysis activities such as writing user stories, developing acceptance criteria, and story-splitting to manage backlogs effectively.
This slide outlines the responsibilities of a ScrumMaster, emphasizing their role as a servant leader who facilitates meetings and removes impediments for the team.
This slide highlights key Agile Principles such as satisfying the customer and promoting sustainable development through red speech bubble graphics.
One sampled review suggests that some learners report unclear screenshots that lack specific action indicators, alongside a fast presentation pace and debatable quiz answers.
The JIRA walkthrough and displayed system interfaces appear dated compared to current software versions. This signal predates the displayed course update; the update may have addressed it, but the update label does not prove that it was corrected.
The practical assignments may require referencing previous answers that are not easily accessible during later tasks.
The content aligns well with the needs of BAs moving into agile roles or preparing for interviews.
