Understanding Agile: Design Thinking, Lean Startup & SCRUM
What you will learn
Develop an in-depth understanding of Agile - Why, when & how do I use it? What are the advantages over traditional project management?
Dig deep into the top 3 agile methodologies: Design Thinking, Lean Startup & SCRUM - What are the key steps & success factors?
Explore the Agile Manifesto with its 4 core values & the 12 agile principles!
Know what it takes to develop a truly Agile Mindset!
See the big picture: Truly understand how to use Design Thinking, Lean Startup & SCRUM together to innovate successfully
View Agile beyond the project level: How can entire organizations go agile and what exactly does this mean?
Boost your career: Know how to successfully apply Design Thinking, Lean Startup & SCRUM in your professional life
BONUS: Boost your life - Design the life of your dreams by using the same agile methods for personal development
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Our Verdict
This Udemy course, Understanding Agile: Design Thinking, Lean Startup & SCRUM offers in-depth coverage of the top three agile methodologies, providing a strong foundation for learners. While some may find certain content repetitive or slow-paced, the engaging delivery and use of real-life examples help to reinforce learning. The inclusion of practical exercises ensures that students can apply their newfound knowledge effectively. A few areas could benefit from further research on traditional project comparisons, and improved guidance for hands-on applications would be welcome. Despite these minor issues, this course is an excellent starting point for anyone looking to develop a comprehensive understanding of agile methodologies.
What We Liked
- Covers the top 3 agile methodologies: Design Thinking, Lean Startup & SCRUM
- In-depth exploration of agile mindset and core values with practical examples
- Well structured course with engaging delivery and clear charts
- Comprehensive approach, connecting Agile beyond the project level for entire organizations
Potential Drawbacks
- Some areas could benefit from more research on traditional project comparisons
- Slower paced delivery may not suit all learners; some found it necessary to increase playback speed
- Occasional lack of subtitles affects accessibility and clarity for non-native English speakers
- Limited hands-on application examples could improve understanding of concurrent methodologies