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The CSPO training is a two-day, classroom-setting workshop for 6-30 students. Usually the classroom is set-up as tables of 4-6 students to enable small team discussions during the training. The class runs 8 hours each day, including 30-60 minutes for lunch and various smaller breaks.
Note: The Scrum Alliance requires that training is delivered in-person. Students must be present in the classroom; remote attendees cannot be certified under any conditions.
Logistics
The ACSM training includes a two-day, classroom-setting workshop for 6-30 students. Usually the classroom is set-up as tables of 4-6 students to enable small team discussions during the training. The class runs 8 hours each day, including 30-60 minutes for lunch and various smaller breaks. Achievement of the ACSM will also include self-guided study on the part of the student as well as webinars and remote coaching discussions (e.g.,phone or Skype).
Course Objectives
At the completion of the CSPO course, student should be able to:
- Compare and contrast Lean Development, Agile Development, and the Scrum Framework.
- Explain the use of empirical process control in Scrum and identify common problems using empiricism with Scrum.
- Compare and contrast convergent and divergent thinking; discuss how to integrate multiple frames of reference; define and discuss the use of facilitation listening techniques to support effective team workshops.
- Define various coaching techniques and when and how to use them to support the functioning of the Development Team.
- Define various techniques to support self-organization and how to use those techniques to support the effectiveness of the Development Team.
- Discuss elements of team dynamics and team formation and identify ways to improve the effectiveness and productivity of the Development Team.
- Define various agile engineering practices and how those practices can be employed by the Development Team to improve quality, effectiveness, and productivity.
- Demonstrate a mastery of the Scrum framework by being able to discuss, at length and in detail: scaling practices, conflict management, and the five values of Scrum.
Achieving Certification
The ACSM certification is dependent upon the following:
- Documented presence at the in-person training
- Documented completion of the required webinars
- Demonstrated mastery of the required learning objectives for specific information on the Scrum Alliance learning objectives for the ACSM certification.
This will include:
- An online assessment performed following the in-person (classroom) training
- Discussion with the instructor in group or one-on-one remote coaching discussions
Cancellation Policy: 5 working days for full refund. Cancellations after that time are charged full tuition for the course.
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