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Project Management
Agile Roles and Responsibilities
Curriculum
3 Sections
19 Lessons
1 Hour
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01. Core Agile Roles
5
1.1
Stakeholder Engagement and Influence
1.2
Responsibilities of the Agile Team
1.3
Scrum Master as a Servant Leader
1.4
The Role of the Product Owner
1.5
Agile Coach: What They Do and Why It Matters
02. Building Effective Agile Teams
9
2.1
Navigating Team Conflicts Within Agile
2.2
T-Shaped Skills and Team Versatility
2.3
Building Trust Within Agile Teams
2.4
Empowering Self-Organizing Teams
2.5
Shared Accountability in Agile
2.6
Cross-Functional Teams: Who Does What
2.7
Technical Lead in Agile Environments
2.8
Business Analyst in Agile
2.9
Scrum Master vs. Project Manager
03. Agile Roles in Complex and Scaled Environments
5
3.1
Creating Role Clarity in Cross-Functional Teams
3.2
Role Evolution in Agile Maturity Stages
3.3
Roles in SAFe®, LeSS, and Other Scaled Frameworks
3.4
Transitioning from Traditional to Agile Roles
3.5
Establishing Team Working Agreements
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