Agile Project Management Foundation & Practitioner

Course Summary:

The AgilePM Foundation & Practitioner course, accredited by the APMG and created in conjunction with the Agile Business Consortium, provides the world’s first independent certification in Agile Project Management.

This course equips delegates with an understanding of how the PM process enables the planning, management, and control of successful and well-controlled Agile projects.

The course provides the opportunity to gain certification at both Foundation and Practitioner levels.

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Description

Organisations often need an Agile approach which recognises the need for a project discipline with a deadline for delivery, a clear target for business value realisation and a controlled budget. Agile Project Management presents a coherent and easily replicated approach to planning, resourcing and managing a successful and well-disciplined Agile project.

Course Objectives

Understand the concepts, benefits and risks of Agile development	Set up appropriate project teams
Use their skills to set up and manage an Agile project	Plan and run a facilitated workshop
Understand the DSDM lifecycle and products	Model and prototype aspects of the solution
Elicit, analyse, prioritise and manage requirements	Create a timeboxed plan for a project
Understand the importance of negotiation and collaboration	Understand the philosophy, approach and principles of Agile using the DSDM Agile Project Framework

What topics are covered?

Agile Project Management Fundamentals

What is Agile? Major agile approaches
Benefits of Agile project management
When to use Agile project management
Risks and benefits of Agile
Preparing for successful Agile projects
Agile project management principles

The Agile Project Management Process

Agile project management framework
Configuring the Agile Project Lifecycle

Agile Project Teams

Agile project roles and responsibilities
Agile project team empowerment
Agile project team structure

Products and Deliverables

Management, business and solution focus

Agile Project Management Techniques

Facilitated Workshops
MoSCoW Prioritisation
Iterative Development
Timeboxing
Modelling

Project Management and Control

Agile requirements
Agile planning
Agile risk management
Testing, quality and maintainability
Agile estimating and measurement
Agile configuration management

Who is this course suitable for?

Those who are likely to be involved in the management of Agile projects and programmes, including:

Project Board and Project Steering Representatives
Project Management Office Personnel
Business Analysts

Quality Assurance and Quality Control Managers
Project Managers
Team Leaders

What about exams and certifications?

Delegates sit a 40 minute multiple choice Agile Project Management Foundation paper on the third day. This consists of 50 questions, with 25 correct answers (50%) required to pass.

On passing the Foundation level, delegates are eligible to sit the 2.5 hour Practitioner Objective Test Examination (OTE) on the fourth day. This consists of four questions, each worth 20 marks. A mark of 40 out of 80 (50%) is required to pass.

Are there any prerequisites for this course?

There are no pre-requisites for this course.

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