Everything you need to setup, execute, and successfully deliver your own Agile project.
InstructorJonathan Rasmusson
Free
FreeInstruction treats Agile as a mindset of incremental improvement rather than a static state, covering big ideas without getting bogged down in specific framework wars.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This diagram illustrates iteration mechanics by showing how stories flow through analysis, design, development, and testing to produce working software within a continuous feedback loop.
This estimation slide uses two stones of different sizes to visually compare the effort required for creating a new hockey pool versus updating an existing one.
This diagram illustrates a visible workspace concept, using green squares for completed tasks and red squares for remaining work to visually track progress.
This diagram illustrates agile planning by mapping a master story list of tasks to specific iterations along an effort versus time axis.
The curriculum connects project management to essential engineering practices like unit testing, refactoring, and continuous integration.
Learner signals suggest a need for more active exercises, and some find it difficult to apply the specific technical workflows to non-software roles.
While many find the explanations clear, some signals indicate that presentations can feel incomplete or difficult to follow without supplemental notes.
The curriculum aligns well with the target of beginners and those new to Agile software delivery.