Agile Fundamentals Training

No. While many of the same points are covered, taking the instructor-led Agile Fundamentals course provides the most holistic view. This offering is intended for those who wish to gain a broad knowledge of the topics described in the course outline above.

An outline of the content you will receive with the on-demand and premium training offerings can be seen above. You will also get access to any new on-demand content that becomes available during your annual enrollment period.

Once payment is received, you will receive details for your Unlimited Access Training Bundle via email. At that time, you may call or email our customer service team for assistance in enrolling in the event date of your choice.

To obtain ICAgile Certified Professional certification, students must pass the end-of-class exam. Please allow Learning Tree's customer service 10 business days from the date you have taken the exam to submit registration with ICAgile.

This is the right course for you if you want to learn Agile methodology to develop value-laden, high-quality products using proven Agile principles. You do not need an Agile background for this course, though familiarity with project management concepts can be helpful.

Scrum is the name of a popular methodology for applying Agile. Scrum is a thin framework of roles, artifacts, and events that support self-organizing, cross-functional development teams. More than three-quarters of Agile teams claim to be using Scrum.

Agile software development is a product engineering approach that delivers high-quality, working software products early and often. This allows the customer to generate business value earlier and provide feedback to the developers. In addition, agile methods emphasize constant, open, honest, and real-time communication between developers and their customers.

This course covers some of the most popular methodologies for performing Agile work, including Scrum, Kanban, Lean, and XP.

The traditional waterfall software development method treats the analysis, design, coding, and testing as separate phases in a linear software development plan. Conversely, Agile is an iterative software development methodology focused on flexibility in adapting to changes and delivering value early and often.

Certification candidates and existing credential holders are responsible for reporting all Continuing Certification Requirements Program (CCR) activities to PMI (Project Management Institute). To report the completion of a Learning Tree course, you can use the Online PDU (Professional Development Units) Resources System.

• Go to the PMI Continuing Certification Requirements System https://ccrs.pmi.org/
• Log in with your username and password
• Locate the claim code associated with your course in the table in this document
• Click on “Report PDU for this activity”
• Fill in the date started and date completed
• Click on the box agreeing that this claim is accurate and then submit

PDU Information for This Course:

• Total PDUs: 12
• Technical PDUs: 7
• Leadership PDUs: 2
• Strategic & Business PDUs: 3
• PMI Claim Code: 1154OUYNPE
  

Yes, this course is eligible for 15 PRINCE2 CPDs (Continuing Professional Development).

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