Agile Management

This course takes a completely new approach to project management. We will study the most popular project management formulas and tools during the course and create logical connections to use them correctly.

Also, we will learn, explore, practice, write, read, and build a long-lasting community.

Agile: We will explore Agile from its history to its modern application, and its conceptual part. 
Waterfall: Let's get acquainted with Waterfall, as the oldest project management methodology.
Scrum: We will study Scrum very deeply, with all its tools and laws. We will talk about how to invest and what complications to expect. 
Extreme Programming (XP): We will find out what Extreme Programming is. We will study the behavioral differences of IT teams depending on the management toolkit. We will study the most effective XP implementation technologies.
Lean: Let's get acquainted with this historical way of thinking with Japanese roots, thanks to which such brands as Toyota or McDonald's have achieved success. We will also study Six Sigma based on Lean. 
Kanban: Let's explore this unique toolkit/mindset that is based on Lean and Agile and has some of the success stories of the world's most successful teams and products under its name. 
Product Management Basics: We will study the Product Management profession at the fundamental level. We will learn the most popular product management techniques from our own experience.
Tools: We will get to know and work with such tools as Atlassian Jira, Slack, Confluence, etc. (Knowledge of these tools is a top priority at most IT companies.)
Empirical Management: We will get to know the approaches that will help us apply our own and others' experiences with maximum efficiency. 
Documentation: We will have a complete understanding of the importance of documentation and the methods and standards of its formation. 
Management in the real world: We will do all this based only on experience and analysis of real examples. 
An interview: The format of our course will include periodic interviews with you, which will help to identify gaps in knowledge acquisition and prepare for your next interview.