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Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) Course Summary
The Certified Scrum Product Owner® (CSPO) course is a two-day, entry-level course taught by a Certified Scrum Trainer®. The CSPO course is designed to cover all the basics of Scrum and also provide a large amount of material devoted to the Product Owner role.
Upon Completing The CSPO Course:
- Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO) Certification
- Two year membership in the Scrum Alliance
- 14 PDUs from PMI (Project Management Institute)
- PMI-ACP: This course counts as 14 of the 21 contact hours needed to be eligible for the PMI-ACP certification.
Who Should Attend the CSPO Training Course
The Certified Scrum Product Owner® (CSPO) course is appropriate for individuals in the Scrum Product Owner role as well as other stakeholders that can benefit from learning about the Product Owner’s key role in delivering successful projects such as Product Managers, ScrumMasters, Project Managers, Business Analysts and Leadership.
Through an experiential, hands-on learning approach, attendees will learn about the importance of the Product Owner role, interactive techniques for developing innovative products, and guiding the team toward results with real business value.
Certified Scrum Product Owner Course Outline
DAY 1
- Scrum Foundations
- Overview of Scrum
- Agile Values and Principles
- Scrum Framework
- Product Vision and Roadmap
- Stakeholder engagement and management
- Defining and communicating the Product Vision
- Releases, milestones and roadmaps
- Product Owner Role
- Estimation
- Customer Engagement
- Product Backlog
- Building a Product Backlog
- User Roles and Personas
- MOSCOW
- Kano Analysis
- Q&A
- Recap Day 1
- Essential keys to Product Ownership
- User Stories
- Story writing
- Estimation
- Business Value
- Prioritization
- Technical Debt
- Tracking and Reporting
- What to measure
- Burnup and Burndown charts
- Release Management
- Release Planning
- Velocity and forecasting
- Scrum Project Simulation
- Real World Application
- Q&A
Key Learning Outcomes
- Scrum basics and core values
- How the Scrum framework compares to other methods and when to use Scrum
- A Scrum team’s three roles and responsibilities
- The scope of the Product Owner’s role in detail
- The ScrumMaster and Team roles at a high level
- Developing a Product Vision and its role in galvanizing the team
- Different estimation levels in Scrum
- The Product Backlog—what it is (and is not) and how to groom and prioritize
- Release Management and measuring velocity
- Sprint planning and Daily Scrum Meeting
- Ways for the Product Owner to effectively deal with stakeholders
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— Jamie B. (February 2017)
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- Certified Scrum Master
- Certified Scrum Product Owner
- Certified Agile Leader
- Professional Scrum Master
- Professional Scrum Product Owner
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- Agile Estimating and Planning
- Supporting an Agile Transformation
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- Agile and Scrum for Teams
- Certified Scrum Master
- Certified Scrum Product Owner
- Certified Agile Leader
- Professional Scrum Master
- Professional Scrum Product Owner
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