Agile Estimation and Planning
Agile Estimation & Planning involves techniques for forecasting and organizing work in Agile projects to deliver value iteratively and efficiently.
- User Stories: Breaking down work into user-centered tasks.
- Estimation Techniques: Methods like Story Points and T-shirt Sizes to assess effort.
- Planning Poker: Consensus-based estimation using cards.
- Sprint Planning: Setting goals and planning work for the upcoming sprint.
- Backlog Grooming: Regular refinement of the product backlog.
Before learning Agile Estimation and Planning, you should have:
- Basic Agile Knowledge: Understanding of Agile principles and frameworks.
- Project Management: Familiarity with project management concepts and techniques.
- Team Collaboration: Experience working in or with Agile teams.
- Communication Skills: Ability to discuss and negotiate estimates and priorities.
- Problem-Solving Abilities: Skills to address and manage estimation challenges.
Challenges with Traditional Planning and Estimation, Why agile?
The 6 Levels of Planning
The Agile Lifecycle Diagram – What Happens When?
Skipping Planning and Iteration 0 (foundation)
Agile Teams (Single, Program and Portfolio view)
Agile Project Initiation Activities
Product Visioning – What Does ‘Done’ Look Like?
Strategic/Value Alignment
Understanding the Levels of Agile Requirements
Epics, Themes, Features, Stories, Details
Building the Master Backlog
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