Silicon CSD Training

Certified Scrum Developer Track
To become a Certified Scrum Developer (CSD) as authorized by the Scrum Alliance, the person must either obtain the CSM certification and take and pass the Agile Engineering Practices 3-day course, or take the Introduction to Scrum for Developers, Agile Engineering Practices, and an Elective.
This training course will fulfill the Elective requirement for the CSD Track.
Learning Objective: Agile Elective course - Distributed Development with Scrum (1 day – 8 hours/PDUs)… Show more
Who Should Take This Course
This training is for IT Professionals that support software development projects. This set of courses will benefit architects; business analysts, developers; QA testers and engineers, and project/product managers. Familiarity with basic Object-Oriented (OO) concepts and terminology is recommended.
Course Benefits
Completing this training curriculum will give you the knowledge and experience of using Scrum to rapidly build quality software, and enable you to:
•Distributed communication within the Scrum team
•Simulating colocation with a remote team
•Facilitating remote StandUps
•Understanding barriers with distributed development
•How to build trust with a distributed, virtual team
•Real life examples of successful distributed development
Schedule
M – F, Time: 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM (Lunch 12:00 – 1:00 PM, Continental Breakfast 8:30am to 9am, Refreshments served throughout the day)
Day 1: Distributed Development with Scrum
Morning Session (8:30am to noon): Distributed Scrum Development Overview – Introduction to advantages and disadvantages of offsite/onsite development. Techniques for enabling communication with distributed team members, and how to build trust.
Afternoon Session (1pm to 3:30pm): Distributed Scrum Practices – Discussion of techniques/approaches to implement for sprints and software development. Also, an in-depth discussion of how the Product Owner, ScrumMaster, and the team can work together in a collaborative environment despite being remote.
Evening Session (3:30pm to 5pm): Case Study – Case study discussion where the class discusses solutions to the Distributed Development with Scrum given the context. The Case study will vary from class to class.

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