Learn Agile, gain 28 PDUs and prepare for your Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) - Updated for the latest Exam
InstructorDavid McLachlan
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This instructional slide illustrates a typical Agile approach, mapping out the cycle from Product Backlog through Sprint Planning, Daily Stand-ups, and Retrospectives within a two-week iteration.
This slide illustrates the history of Agile methodologies on a timeline, highlighting the creation of Feature Driven Development in 1997 by Jeff De Luca and Peter Coad.
This coaching model slide illustrates the balance between asking versus telling, mapping communication styles against factors like task quality and learner motivation.
This image displays the interactive quiz interface from the course, showing a multiple-choice question regarding contract types in Agile project management.
The curriculum provides a detailed breakdown of various frameworks including Scrum, XP, Kanban, FDD, and Crystal.
A simulated real-world project walkthrough and a Jira demo help ground theoretical concepts in practical application.
Visual aids and the instructor's ability to connect concepts across the curriculum support effective learning.
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