Agile Scrum Course - Agile Project Management-Scrum Master Certification- Professional Scrum Master
InstructorMostafa Khorshidi, P.Eng, PMPEditorial course preview
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This diagram illustrates a Sprint Backlog workflow, organizing user stories into Forecast, To-Do, In-Progress, and Done columns using colored sticky notes to track progress.
This slide defines the Sprint Backlog as the team's plan to build an increment, a subset of the Product Backlog containing selected items for one sprint, managed by the development team.
This slide explains that the Sprint Backlog covers what and how work will be done, emerges throughout the sprint, and allows for team-driven changes distinct from product backlog adjustments.
The curriculum organizes the Scrum journey into logical stages, covering essential ceremonies such as Daily Scrum, Sprint Planning, and Retrospectives.
Periodic quizzes are distributed throughout the learning path to help evaluate understanding of specific sections.
One signal indicates that the instructor's pronunciation and slide organization can hinder comprehension, with some text appearing unorganized.
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One sampled review suggests that some learners noted that specific technical details, such as advanced estimation techniques or burn-down charts, were not fully addressed in the video content.
The curriculum aligns with the stated goals of preparing learners for Scrum roles and certification basics.
