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Project Management
Application of Agile Principles
Curriculum
3 Sections
20 Lessons
1 Hour
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01. Agile Principles and Mindset
5
1.1
Agile Pillars: Transparency, Inspection, and Adaptation
1.2
Agile vs. Waterfall: A Practical Comparison
1.3
Agile vs. Waterfall: A Practical Comparison
1.4
Agile Mindset vs. Traditional Thinking
1.5
The Agile Manifesto: Values and Principles
02. Practical Application of Agile
9
2.1
Timeboxing in Agile Projects
2.2
Agile Terminology: Common Terms and Definitions
2.3
The Role of Continuous Feedback
2.4
Agile Project Lifecycle Overview
2.5
Responding to Change: Agile Flexibility in Action
2.6
Agile Contracts and Customer Involvement
2.7
Delivering Value Early and Often
2.8
Agile and Organizational Culture
2.9
When to Use Agile (and When Not To)
03. Agile at Scale and Beyond Software
6
3.1
Scaling Agile Across Teams and Departments
3.2
Agile Metrics: Focusing on Value and Progress
3.3
Agile and the Triple Constraints
3.4
Agile for Non-Software Projects
3.5
Embracing Uncertainty and Ambiguity
3.6
Agile at Scale and Beyond Software
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