Learn how to use the scrum framework and project management tools like Jira and Confluence to manage agile software development.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
- Scrum for agile software development
- What you should know
- Software tools for scrum
- Jira and Confluence
- Product owner: The what
- Product owner example
- Backlog items in Jira
- Create a project in Jira
- Development team: The how
- Understanding the development team
- Dashboards in Jira
- Configure gadgets in Jira
- Scrum master: The servant leader
- Users and groups in Jira
- Permissions in Jira
- User management in Jira
- Project roles in Jira
- Create project roles in Jira
- Test permissions in Jira
- Product backlog overview
- Product backlog characteristics and tips
- Smart queries and filters in Jira
- Sprint backlog overview
- Product increment overview
- Boards in Jira
- The definition of done
- Rich text in Jira
- Sprint overview
- Sprint best practices
- Sprint planning, part 1
- Sprint planning, part 2
- Sprint planning in Jira
- Dashboards for sprints in Jira
- Automation tools in Jira
- Create automation rule in Jira
- Test automation rule in Jira
- Daily scrum overview
- Daily scrum example
- Subscriptions in Jira
- Visual dashboard alerts in Jira
- Product roadmaps in Jira
- Information radiators in Jira
- Sprint review overview
- Close a sprint in Jira
- Confluence introduction
- Create a page in Confluence
- Finish a page in Confluence
- Create meeting notes in Confluence
- Reports in Jira
- Sprint retrospective overview
- Sprint retrospective items in Jira
- Sprint retrospective page in Confluence
- Product backlog refinement
- Planning poker in Jira, part 1
- Planning poker in Jira, part 2
- Technical debt
- Scrum certifications
- Certified ScrumMaster
- Professional Scrum Master
- Certification advice
- Next steps
Taught by
Shashi Shekhar
