Description
This is a single four-hour session held as an add-on the day following either the Agile Business Analysis or Effective User Stories Courses.
In this add-on module, we spend an additional four hours teaching and practicing Agile Business Analysis and User Story capabilities to support product backlog management. Participants will learn techniques to ensure User Stories are ready for planning meetings (by creating and using their Definition of Ready). They will review and refine examples and work from the Agile Business Analysis case exercises. They will learn criteria for splitting stories and refining the backlog. And we will discuss and run exercises on MoSCoW prioritization.
This add-on continues with the approach of experiential online learning — with demonstrations and hands-on group exercises that have been optimized for online with various collaboration tools and using IAG’s Collaborative Online Learning Model which emphasizes engagement and experiential learning with lots of video, group discussion, and exercises to make your time with us fun and productive.
Workshop Outline
Supporting the Management of Agile User Stories — with the Product Backlog
- Preparing the Backlog for Planning Sessions
- The Definition of Ready
- Splitting Stories
- Prioritizing Backlog Items: MoSCoW
The Agile BA in Practice
- The Roles and Responsibilities of the Agile BA: Before, During an After Sprints
- Agile BA Work and Work Products
- Putting Agile Principles to Practice
This course material is continuously improved. Content and agenda may vary slightly from above. Contact us if you want to confirm any specific topics.
IAG Training Experience
Whether you are attending online or in person, in a public or a private in-house classroom, our courses are designed to provide an enjoyable, engaging and effective learning environment. Our instructors are all experienced practitioners and our courses all include demonstrations, examples, and exercises to make the content relevant and meaningful.
For our virtual remote training classes, we follow our proprietary Collaborative Online Learning Model which emphasizes engagement and experiential learning with lots of video and chat-based group discussion, and quizzes, and exercises to make your time with us fun and productive.
We use Microsoft Teams Meeting and Mural for our visual modeling demonstrations and group exercises. Participants also have access to the Teams site and Mural workplace for 60 days to review and download the many handouts, templates and examples from the class.
Participants receive a participant guide as well as access to our online class workspace for templates, handouts, samples and additional reference material.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is intended for business analysts, project leaders, product owners or agile team members performing business analysis tasks. This is not an introduction to agile, lean or scrum but provides in depth methods and techniques for agile business activities within a lean or agile project/environment.
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