Agile Fundamentals: Project Risk, Communication, and Iteration Planning

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Project risk, communication, and iteration planning are key elements of Agile projects. They determine ways to avoid disastrous results and enact successful delivery. In this course, you'll learn about the risk management process, likelihood and impact assessments, risk response strategies, risk actions, and the risk philosophy of Agile. Then you'll discover the triple constraint approach to risk management and how the Agile approach compares to Waterfall in this respect, information radiators, the task board, burn-down and burn-up charts, and Agile communication principles and the daily stand-up meeting. Then, you'll explore communication planning, iteration capacity and planning, detailed iteration tasks, and backlog grooming. Finally, you'll delve into the daily rhythm of work, command and control, business acceptance, the iteration review, and the iteration retrospective. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • Identify the three basic steps in the risk management process
    Describe how to calculate a risk score based on likelihood and impact
    Discuss different strategies for responding to risk
    Describe actions you can take to address risks
    Discuss the philosophical approach to risk management and agile
    Describe the triple constraint approach to risk management and how the agile approach compares to waterfall
    Discuss how information radiators are used to communicate key project information
    Describe how the task board illustrates the status of work within a given iteration
    Discuss the purpose of burn-down and burn-up charts
    Describe key agile communication principles and practices
    Identify the importance of the daily stand-up meeting as an agile communication practice
    Discuss an example of a daily stand-up meeting
    Describe factors affecting communication in a team environment
  • Describe factors affecting the determination of capacity for an iteration
    Discuss the importance of having a team work together to break stories into specific tasks
    Describe activities for establishing a work plan for an iteration
    Discuss methods for planning an iteration
    Describe how user stories can be broken down into tasks
    Identify the purpose of backlog grooming
    Describe the daily rhythm of work on an agile team
    Discuss how waterfall and agile approach the concept of responsibility for the work
    Describe why a business has to accept features before a solution is released into production
    Discuss the purpose of the iteration review
    Describe the purpose of the iteration retrospective
    Describe the iteration retrospective in a given scenario

IN THIS COURSE

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    3.  Likelihood and Impact Assessment
    1m 55s
    To calculate a risk score, you need to know the likelihood and impact of the event. FREE ACCESS
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    4.  Risk Response Strategies
    1m 19s
    Learn how to discuss different strategies for responding to risk. FREE ACCESS
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    5.  Risk Actions
    1m 24s
    In this video, you will learn how to describe actions you can take to mitigate risks. FREE ACCESS
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    6.  Risk Philosophy
    46s
    During this video, you will discover how to discuss the philosophical approach to risk management and Agile. FREE ACCESS
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    7.  The Triple Constraint and Risk Approach
    1m 35s
    In this video, you will learn how to describe the triple constraint approach to risk management and how the Agile approach compares to Waterfall. FREE ACCESS
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    8.  Information Radiators
    1m 14s
    Discover how information radiators are used to communicate key project information. FREE ACCESS
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    9.  Task Board
    1m 25s
    In this video, you will discover how the task board illustrates the status of work within a given iteration. FREE ACCESS
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    10.  Burn-Down and Burn-Up Charts
    3m 6s
    After completing this video, you will be able to discuss the purpose of burn-down and burn-up charts. FREE ACCESS
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    11.  Agile Communication Principles and Practices
    1m 39s
    In this video, you will learn how to describe key Agile communication principles and practices. FREE ACCESS
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    12.  Daily Stand-Up Meeting
    1m 15s
    Upon completion of this video, you will be able to identify the importance of the daily stand-up meeting as an Agile communication tool. FREE ACCESS
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    13.  Daily Stand-Up Meeting Example
    3m 19s
    During this video, you will learn how to discuss an example of a daily stand-up meeting. FREE ACCESS
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    14.  Communication
    1m 44s
    What factors affect communication in a team environment? FREE ACCESS
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    15.  Iteration Capacity
    1m 2s
    Learn how to describe the factors affecting the determination of capacity for an iteration. FREE ACCESS
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    16.  User Story Breakdown
    43s
    In this video, you will learn how to discuss the importance of having a team work together to break stories into specific tasks. FREE ACCESS
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    17.  Work Plan
    50s
    During this video, you will learn how to describe activities for establishing a work plan for an iteration. FREE ACCESS
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    18.  Iteration Planning
    45s
    In this video, discover how to discuss methods for planning an iteration. FREE ACCESS
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    19.  Detailed Iteration Tasks
    1m 19s
    Discover how to break user stories down into tasks. FREE ACCESS
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    20.  Backlog Grooming
    54s
    In this video, you will learn the purpose of backlog grooming. FREE ACCESS
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    21.  Daily Rhythm of Work in Agile
    59s
    After completing this video, you will be able to describe the daily rhythm of work on an agile team. FREE ACCESS
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    22.  Command and Control vs. Collaboration
    1m 11s
    In this video, find out how Waterfall and Agile approach the concept of responsibility for the work. FREE ACCESS
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    23.  Business Acceptance
    1m 37s
    Upon completion of this video, you will be able to describe why a business has to accept features before a solution is released into production. FREE ACCESS
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    24.  Iteration Review
    1m 6s
    During this video, you will learn how to discuss the purpose of the iteration review. FREE ACCESS
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    25.  Iteration Retrospective
    1m 35s
    Find out how to describe the purpose of the iteration retrospective. FREE ACCESS
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    26.  Iteration Retrospective Scenario
    2m 38s
    Learn how to describe the iteration retrospective in a given scenario. FREE ACCESS

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