Software Engineering

Scrum Developer Training

Provider

Alison

Format

100% Online

Level

Certificate

Duration

3-4 Hours

Course Overview

We appreciate this course because it’s tailored specifically for the people actually building the product. The section on the 'Definition of Done' is crucial; it teaches young engineers that code isn't finished when it compiles on their local machine, but only when it is tested, documented, and deployed.

Learn the responsibilities and techniques of a developer on a Scrum team.

While many Agile courses focus on management, 'Scrum Developer Training' is built specifically for the engineers writing the code. Scrum is the most popular Agile framework in the world, and this course dives into the technical realities of working within a two-week sprint cycle. You will learn the exact responsibilities of the 'Development Team' role within Scrum, contrasting it with the Product Owner and Scrum Master. The curriculum heavily details the ceremonies you will attend daily—notably how to run an effective 15-minute Daily Stand-up without letting it devolve into a lengthy status report. Furthermore, you will explore technical practices that enable Scrum to function, such as Test-Driven Development (TDD), continuous integration, and the definition of 'Done' (DoD) to ensure features are truly shippable at the end of every sprint.

•Self-paced learning, anytime and anywhere.
•Accessible on any device (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile).
•Interactive content designed for maximum retention.

Who Should Enrol?

Essential for junior software engineers, newly hired developers, and technical bootcamp graduates who need to understand the daily operational cadence of a professional engineering team.

English Language Requirements

A basic proficiency in reading and understanding English is recommended to fully benefit from the material.

Upon successful completion of this program, you will be able to:

✓Define the specific responsibilities of the Development Team role within the Scrum framework.
✓Participate effectively in core Scrum ceremonies: Sprint Planning, Daily Stand-ups, Reviews, and Retrospectives.
✓Establish and strictly adhere to an engineering 'Definition of Done' (DoD).
✓Utilize engineering estimation techniques like Planning Poker to accurately size user stories.
✓Understand how technical practices like TDD and CI/CD directly support the Scrum framework.

This training is highly beneficial for securing roles as a Software Engineer, Full Stack Developer, or UI/UX Designer in modern tech companies. It provides the specific framework knowledge required to seamlessly integrate into an existing high-performing development team.

Why We Recommend This Course

"We appreciate this course because it’s tailored specifically for the people actually building the product. The section on the 'Definition of Done' is crucial; it teaches young engineers that code isn't finished when it compiles on their local machine, but only when it is tested, documented, and deployed."