Courses

Course Description

A product owner is one representing all the interests of a stakeholder to the scrum team. Besides that, his responsibility is to define Acceptance Criteria, clear communication, and service functionality requirements for Scrum Team and ensures those criteria are met. A product owner always maintains a dual view. To better tackle that, a scum product owner must support and understand all interests and requirements of all stakeholders. To add more, a proper understanding of the working and needs of the Scrum Team.

Learning Objectives 

Scrum Product Owner Certified (SPOC) is a productive and practical course that helps us assist our clients to:

• Build a roadmap
• Manage the impediments
• Do a Daily Scrum
• Limit the Work in Progress
• Do a Sprint Planning
• Manage quality and priorities
• Estimate the user stories via Planning Poker
• Create a Scrum board for Sprint management
• Evaluate the Sprint progress
• Manage the commitments
• Read and create a Burndown Chart
• Make the story map products, and refine the user stories until they get ready for development.

Course Content

Scrum Basics

• Flow of Scrum
• Core components included in the Scrum framework
• Agile & Scrum glossary
• Principles involved in empirical process control
• A work culture that Scrum creates

Roles & Responsibilities

• Scrum roles
• Scope of the Product Owner, Scrum Master, and the Development team roles
• Difference between the Agile product manager and project manager

Product Vision

• What is the product vision?
• Why is it essential for the entire Scrum team?
• How to improve it
• Understand the importance
• Difference between the product roadmap and product vision

Estimating

• Estimation levels
• Difference between the accuracy and precision of the estimate
• Estimation
• of duration and size are performed separately
• Providing the correct estimates
• Difference between estimating and committing

Product Backlog

• What is a product backlog?
• How the product backlog grooming is done

Prioritizing

• How the product backlog refinement is done
• How crucial it is to prioritize the product backlog
• Implications of saying everything is mandatory
• Taking part in the prioritization decisions
• Multiple factors of product backlog prioritization
• Application of the formal approaches to prioritizing 

Release Management

• Goals and how-tos of release planning
• Planning is adaptive, iterative, and collaborative
• Concept of technical debt
• Importance of software release
• The measure of a velocity
• Release burndown charts
• Release plan

Sprints

• Role of the Product Owner in Scrum
• Product Owner and Team works
• Why Sprints are protected and  time-boxed
• Sustainable pace
• Team commitment 

Certification

After the online training, applicants will be ready to earn a certificate of completion. SCRUMstudy™ conducts the exam.

Target Group

Scrum Product Owner Certified (SPOC) targets any individual who works as a Product Owner in a Scrum project or interfaces with business stakeholders.