AgilePM® Practitioner
Course Code: AGI2PRAC
Learn all the key benefits of Agile and prepare for the world's leading certification in Agile Project Management.
Agile techniques have been gaining traction in recent years, helping companies to work more efficiently and effectively when delivering projects. This AgilePM course shows how to successfully combine Agile techniques with more traditional governance methodologies, such as PRINCE2® and PMI®.Book a Private Event
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Who is this course for
This course is for anyone who already holds the AgilePM Foundation certificate, and who wants to broaden and deepen their understanding of the DSDM framework.
Purpose of the course
Agile techniques such as Scrum are highly regarded and can be wildly successful. Scrum on its own, however, focusses principally on getting work done. In this course, you will learn what Agile means, and will also learn how the DSDM framework wraps up techniques such as Scrum with a full project management lifecycle. DSDM is the name of the framework you will learn, and AgilePM is the certification for this framework.
You will learn how to
- Use Agile techniques to help deliver successful projects consistently on time and within budget constraints.
- Compare and contrast Agile approaches with more traditional Project Management techniques, such as PRINCE2®.
Prerequisites
Delegates have to hold an AgilePM Foundation certificate before they can sit the Practitioner exam.Benefits for you as an individual
Understanding the different management style needed for successful agile projects compared to traditional projects will mean you can tailor your approach to different situations. Knowing how you can combine this knowledge with the more traditional management methodologies will allow you to adapt to a changing business environment.
Benefits for your organisation
Traditional project management is sometimes known as Big Design Up Front (BDUF), and can be fantastic. However, if you apply BDUF to the wrong sort of project, you are likely to be heading for trouble. This course teaches you the key questions to ask to decide whether a given project would benefit most from a Traditional approach, an Agile approach, or a combination of the two.
Project Management and Control
- Agile Planning
- Agile Risk Management
- Agile Estimating and Measurement
- Agile Configuration Management
Other Agile Project Management Concerns
- Agile Requirements (Functional and Nonfunctional Requirements)
- Agile Testing
- Quality Management and Quality Control
- Ensuring Maintainability and Scalability
Additional Exam Information
- 2.5 hours
- Open book (Only the DSDM handbook is allowed)
- Scenario based
- 80 questions
- Pass mark - 50%
This course is eligible for the PeopleCert Take2 scheme, please discuss at point of booking if this is of interest to you.
taken as online proctored exam there is an additional £25 fee payable per exam.
Pre-Coursework
A few hours of pre-course preparation is useful, using the book and Quanta Learn materials issued to you on the Agile Foundation course.Get Started
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