Agile Project Management - Course
An innovative approach to project management
This course is designed to provide a theoretical understanding of agile project management together with the ability to apply the knowledge to real-life situations. Covers the concepts, tools and techniques of Scrum, one of the most popular agile project management methodologies, and extends it with a wider understanding of how to implement it in an organization, what are the pre-requisites and shows examples of real-life transitions.
This course can be delivered online live with a variety of features that guarantee practical and interactive training: ‘classroom effect’, screen sharing and breakout rooms enabled for group work.
We invite the following people to participate in our course:
- Project managers and team leaders
- PMO directors and employees
- Members of project teams and people interested in project management
- Project sponsors and company managers
Upon course completion, students should be able to:
- Decide if agile project management could be used for a particular project
- Work in a team using Scrum or other agile philosophies
- Define processes to establish agile in an organization
- Start learning towards one of the agile certifications
Every project can be agile! Become a project leader who builds a team and get the same effects in a considerbaly shorter period of time. The Agile approach allows for the complete use of the team’s potential and creativity.
- Comparison of predictive and adaptive project management methodologies
- Overview of the history of agile project management methodologies
- The Agile Manifesto and its principles
- The Scrum methodology
- Scalability of Scrum, competence development, team management
- Leadership, conflict management and stakeholder management
- Transition from predictive to adaptive methodologies
Michał Rączka - MBA Certified Project Manager. Experienced in managing projects with international and multidisciplinary characteristics. He introduces systems thinking and changes in business and IT work. A practitioner with a methodical approach.
