How to incorporate good quality practices into your Sprints.Agile values and principles concerning quality assurance.How to craft good user stories and when to get more detail.Agile values and principles concerning requirements management.How to effectively plan for and execute a Sprint.How to maintain your product backlog and release plan.Essentials of writing good user stories.The roles, artifacts, and events in Scrum.
He blogs about Agile and ALM at and rambles about most everything on Twitter as Level Tommy is the coordinator for the Agile Nashville User Group and a contributor to and Safari Books Online, as well as a frequent speaker at regional and national events. For over 17 years he has been helping clients build solutions using both Agile and traditional approaches as a CSM/ CSP ( Scrum Alliance), PSM I ( ), and a 6 year recipient of Microsoft's MVP award in Application Lifecycle Management. Tommy Norman is the Agile Practice Lead at the Holland Square Group in Nashville, TN. Advanced Scrum provides a deep dive into both of these areas, exploring how to apply the values and principles of Agile and Scrum to avoid common pitfalls. Many teams adopting Scrum struggle with how to manage requirements and integrate their quality assurance efforts into their Agile processes. It covers the complete Scrum framework from project initiation and executing Sprints to delivering a product increment. Scrum Fundamentals provides helpful insight into the history of Agile and how its values and principles can focus teams on consistently delivering quality products that immediately add customer value. The Advanced Scrum portion tackles some of the deeper issues around integrating requirements management and quality assurance into your process. Scrum Fundamentals and Advanced LiveLessons provides viewers with a basic understanding of managing an Agile software development project with Scrum, a lightweight, adaptive framework for managing complex projects.
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