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Tuesday April 29, 2014 at 8:30 AM PDT
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Wednesday April 30, 2014 at 4:30 PM PDT

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Mercer Island Community & Event Center 
8236 SE 24th St
Mercer Island, WA 98040
 

 
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B2T Training in conjunction with IIBA Seattle Chapter 
IIBA Seattle Chapter 
 
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Special Training Event - B2T Training Agile Requirements and Fundamentals

An increasing number of organizations have found agile software development approaches help them develop products or systems much more effectively than in the past. The values, principles, and techniques of agile approaches certainly help teams build things right. However, projects will still fail if team members such as Product Owners and Business Analysts don’t properly understand and communicate requirements to ensure that the right solution is being delivered. The approach to analysis and documentation may differ, but the need to use excellent requirements to define the right solution remains essential to the agile approach.

This course is designed to introduce students to the agile values, principles, and techniques and takes an in-depth look into the skills necessary to ensure that the team is identifying and delivering the right thing. Whether you’re an existing agile team or new to an agile approach, everyone involved with an agile project needs to understand the needs they are trying to satisfy and the approach they are using to satisfy those needs.

Students will gain knowledge and skills by practicing techniques and soft skills needed to operate effectively in an agile environment.

- See more at: http://www.b2ttraining.com/course/agile-requirements-and-fundamentals/#sthash.drw1zjwb.dpuf

An increasing number of organizations have found agile software development approaches help them develop products or systems much more effectively than in the past. The values, principles, and techniques of agile approaches certainly help teams build things right. However, projects will still fail if team members such as Product Owners and Business Analysts don’t properly understand and communicate requirements to ensure that the right solution is being delivered. The approach to analysis and documentation may differ, but the need to use excellent requirements to define the right solution remains essential to the agile approach.

This course is designed to introduce students to the agile values, principles, and techniques and takes an in-depth look into the skills necessary to ensure that the team is identifying and delivering the right thing. Whether you’re an existing agile team or new to an agile approach, everyone involved with an agile project needs to understand the needs they are trying to satisfy and the approach they are using to satisfy those needs.

Students will gain knowledge and skills by practicing techniques and soft skills needed to operate effectively in an agile environment.

- See more at: http://www.b2ttraining.com/course/agile-requirements-and-fundamentals/#sthash.drw1zjwb.dpuf

An increasing number of organizations have found agile software development approaches help them develop products or systems much more effectively than in the past. The values, principles, and techniques of agile approaches certainly help teams build things right. However, projects will still fail if team members such as Product Owners and Business Analysts don’t properly understand and communicate requirements to ensure that the right solution is being delivered. The approach to analysis and documentation may differ, but the need to use excellent requirements to define the right solution remains essential to the agile approach.

This course is designed to introduce students to the agile values, principles, and techniques and takes an in-depth look into the skills necessary to ensure that the team is identifying and delivering the right thing. Whether you’re an existing agile team or new to an agile approach, everyone involved with an agile project needs to understand the needs they are trying to satisfy and the approach they are using to satisfy those needs.

Students will gain knowledge and skills by practicing techniques and soft skills needed to operate effectively in an agile environment.

- See more at: http://www.b2ttraining.com/course/agile-requirements-and-fundamentals/#sthash.drw1zjwb.dpuf

An increasing number of organizations have found agile software development approaches help them develop products or systems much more effectively than in the past. The values, principles, and techniques of agile approaches certainly help teams build things right. However, projects will still fail if team members such as Product Owners and Business Analysts don't properly understand and communicate requirements to ensure the right solution is being delivered. The approach to analysis and documentation may differ, but the need to use excellent requirements to define the right solution remains essential to the agile approach.

This course is designed to introduce students to the agile values, principles and techniques and takes an in-depth look into the skills necessary to ensure that the team is identifying and delivering the right thing. Whether you are an existing agile team or new to an agile approach, everyone involved with an agile project needs to understand the needs they are trying to satisfy and the approach they are using to satisfy those needs.

Students will gain knowledge and skills by practicing techniques and software skills needed to operate effectively in an agile environment.

Learning Objectives

  • How the entire team engaged with requirements to understand and describe the right thing to deliver
  • To develop user stories and specify acceptance criteria to assist the product owner, domain stakeholders and the team to build a quality product or system.
  • How to elicit the appropriate level of requirements detail prior to and during an iteration.
  • Agile approaches, key principles, practices and terminology.
  • The importance of planning in an agile environment and how to perform each of the levels of agile planning.
  • How to develop and prioritize the product backlog and how changes are managed
  • New techniques that are useful for agile environments such as, impact mapping, product visioning, discovery sessions, estimating with story points, specification by example and more.

Presenter Bio

Kent McDonald, Agile Practice Lead, B2T Training, specializes in succesfully applying pragmatic approaches to coaching and training business analysts and project managers. His more than 14 years of experience include work in business analysis and planning, project management, and product development in a variety of industries including financial services, health insurance, performance marketing, human services, nonprofit, and automotive. He also coaches software developmet teams, product development teams in their adoption of and improvement using agile principles, techniques and approaches.

Kent is Conference Chair for Agile 2013 and co-founded the Agile Project Leadership Network (APLN). He is co-author of Stand Back and Deliver: Accelerating Business Agility, a book that brings together immediately usable frameworks and step-by-step processes that help organizations deliver business value and build competitive advantage. Kent is a recognized, highly requested industry speaker within Business Analysis, Project Management and Agile communities.

Event Information

This event is being sponsored and facilitated by B2T Training.  The registration below will take you to B2T Training's event registration system.

Classes are two consecutive days and earns 14 CDU's/PDU's

April 29th (8:30- 4:30)

April 30th (8:30 -4:30)

Chapter Members receive 25% discount with code SEA25