Overview:

The Certified Scrum Developer (CSD) Certification is a classroom training course offered by Scrum Alliance. This course trains professionals to become effective software developer for a Scrum team. CSD credential is given to those who demonstrate development skills with the help of Scrum principles after going through formal training and assessment. A candidate must possess a specific set of skills and capabilities in order to be a successful developer in the Scrum team by breaking the functional modules into small chunks that fit into Sprints and develop high-quality software that can be easily modified in between as per the requirement. In recent years, there has been an exponential rise in the demand of Certified Scrum Developers due to the adoption of Scrum principles in the majority of software development companies. It is a widely recognized certificate with global demand and the goal of the CSD training is to provide a platform for programmers and software developers to enhance their skills in Agile software development. With the help of interactive sessions during the training, applicants will become proficient in employing the tools and methodologies that can be used to create exceptional, functional software in the iterations of a Scrum process.

Key Features:

Training provided by professional Scrum Alliance certified trainers (CSTs)

Blended learning that includes interactive sessions and a technical skills assessment

Certificate offered by the globally recognized Scrum Alliance institute

Effective learning with the help of Scrum simulation games, coding practice, and multiple real-time examples

Free access to the E-learning material and courseware

Complete hands-on session on Agile engineering practices

Certified Scrum Developer training can be attended by Certified ScrumMaster credential holders or any other interested professionals who are:

Agenda:

Agile Values

Discussion on Essence of Agile

Discussion on Scrum Basic

Discussion on Sprint

Scrum

Define Scrum roles, activities, and artifacts.

Outline the process of working with a Product Backlog and a Sprint Backlog.

Define a Sprint.

Describe the process of defining “Done.”

TDD and BDD

Acceptance Test-Driven Development

Behaviour Driven Development

Difference between ATDD, BDD, and TDD

How BDD fits in Agile

Code example on BDD

Testing Tool

Classroom Exercise on BDD

Learn Gherkin

Learn Best Practices for writing Feature File

Learn FitNesse and Selenium

Architecture and Design

Three principles of architecture in an Agile environment

One practice on an Agile team

Two principles that enable testability and ease of refactoring

Collaboration

Describe “working together as one team”

Describe how to “include the customer” in the process.

Define pair programming

Test-Driven Development

Test-driven development (TDD) as a design approach

Red-green-refactor cycle steps

Unit testing principles and practices

Outline five qualities of a good test

Describe how to measure test effectiveness

Refactoring

Describe when to refactor

Outline refactoring for maintainability

Describe refactoring patterns

Continuous Integration

Single command build

Creating builds that are automated, self-testing, and fast

The importance of a single source repository

Increasing visibility & automating deployment

Who Can Attend:

IT professionals involved in software development projects

Business Analysts

Architects

Developers

Engineers

QA testers

Project/Product Managers

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• 3 Participants 7% Discount
• 5 or more Participants 12% Discount
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About the Instructor:

Axel Wilhelm Berle has been an international IT consultant and software developer in a wide range of industries for more than 20 years. Born and raised in Belgium, with a stop over to study computer science in Koblenz/Germany, he has now been living in Brazil for more than 20 years. Axel had his first contact with Scrum when he was hired by Payback in 2011 as a Java developer. The project first took him from Brazil to Munich and finally to India.

Working in agile teams had opened his eyes: work should always be like this! He decided to specialize in Scrum and Agility and to help others to go this way. He has now worked as an agile developer, Scrum Master, trainer or coach at companies such as the National Bank of Kuwait, Magazine Luiza, Santander, Lufthansa Systems, Devk, Dekra, Seguros Sura, Syngenta and Heine.

In 2018 he finally received the license from the Scrum Alliance to lead Scrum Foundations and Certified Scrum Developer (CSD) training courses. Whenever he has the opportunity, he speaks at conferences about his areas of expertise: BDD and TDD as techniques for agile quality assurance, as well as a wide variety of workshop formats for product inceptions. He is the founder and leader of the Brazilian meetup "Scrum & Agility Brasil". He holds his training courses either in German, English, Portuguese or Spanish.