Kurs: Become a Certified Scrum Developer - Ron Jeffries & Chet Hendrickson

Scrum’s incremental–iterative approach to software development requires Development Teams to find, learn, and implement solid technical practices.  In recognition of this, the Scrum Alliance has created the Certified Scrum Developer program.  This course is the first to meet the Scrum Alliance requirements for training in support of the CSD rating. Frankly, we intend this course to be a benchmark of how to do this.

Jeff Sutherland, co–creator of Scrum, has said that the only hyper–productive teams he has seen have been using XP–style technical practices. This is no surprise: the practices shown below are practically essential to working in the Scrum style:

Participants in this course will experience the basic technical practices required to sustain a Scrum Project:

Coding Standards⁄ Java Implementation Patterns

Using Java ⁄Eclipse, thoughtfully crafted simulations, lecture, and discussion, we will build the strong technical foundation required to be a full member of a Scrum Development Team.

CSD Candidates must hold Certified ScrumMaster status or higher.  If you are not a CSM, please check for our CSM courses. This course does not cover Scrum⁄Agile basics but if you are experienced in Agile you should be OK. If in doubt, check with us.

Working knowledge of Java and Eclipse.  This is a course for developers after all. We will use pair–programming for all coding exercises.

Developers on Scrum teams, or on other forms of Agile teams, or who are interested in preparing to work on such teams, will benefit from this course. You will experience real team–based iterative development of software under the guidance of a Product Owner. You’ll get exposure to how to do the necessary and desirable practices, and some experience doing them.

The primary benefit of this course will be the learning. You will also have accomplished a necessary step to attaining the Certified Scrum Developer Rating.