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Scrum Fundamentals

Next camp: March 16th of 2013

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Scrum is popular (because it works)

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http://www.scrum.org

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Scrumdamentals

RolesProduct OwnerScrum Master

Development Team

Note: All Events are timeboxed

ArtifactsProduct BacklogSprint BacklogThe Increment

(of Working Software)

EventsThe Sprint

Sprint Planning MeetingDaily Scrum

Sprint ReviewSprint Retrospective

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Product Owner

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Scrum Master

Development Team

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The Sprint

Sprint Planning Meeting

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Daily Scrum

Sprint Review

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Sprint Retrospective

Product Backlog

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Sprint Backlog

The Increment

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Using Scrum

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ID Title Description Area Value Effort Priority1 Customer Login As a returning … Admin 45 8 22 Product return As an unhappy … Products 75 13 43 Twitter feed As a visitor to … Marketing 25 5 34 Wrong sales tax As a purchaser … Orders 90 3 15 Mobile-friendly site As a mobile user … * 60 34…

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5 MinutesNote: Use 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55

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PBI To-Do In-Progress Done

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Continuous Improvement

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http://bit.ly/jBB5RO

Dysfunctional behaviors can be found everywhere:

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• Scrum is like chess– You either play it as its rules state, or you don’t

• Scrum and chess do not fail or succeed– They are either played, or not

• Read the “Scrum Fails?” blog post– http://bit.ly/fOcrct

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Next Steps

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Professional Scrum Product Owner

Professional Scrum Foundations

Professional Scrum Master

Professional Scrum Developer

.NET or Java

Product OwnersExecutives Scrum Masters

ArchitectsBusiness Analysts

DB SpecialistsDesigners

DevelopersTesters

Everyone

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/scrumdevelopment

http://www.linkedin.com/groups/AgileBoise-1683377

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(thank you)

Next camp: March 16th of 2013