This course will train you to be a Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), a designation offered by Scrum Alliance to practitioners who have successfully completed a CSM course and demonstrate their understanding through the CSM test. A CSM performs the following functions:

Gain and Maintain Your PMP

• Aids project teams in using Scrum effectively
• Provides expertise above that of a typical project manager
• Acts as a ‘servant leader’ and helps the team work together and learn the Scrum framework
• Protects the team from internal and external distractions

CSM training program is a live classroom training. It is the ideal course package for every aspiring professional who wants to make a career in project management.
  The CSM certification training course is focused on providing an improved understanding of Scrum methodologies and their implementation.

The designation of Certified ScrumMaster is a prized certification offered by Scrum Alliance, a non-profit membership organization that supports the adoption and effective use of Scrum. There are over a quarter million CSM's worldwide. Benefits of the CSM certification include:

• Certified ScrumMaster certification enhances your industry credibility and earning potential,
• According to payscale.com, a CSM professional has a median salary of $112,000 per year.
• CSM certification proves that you have a full understanding of Scrum and how to apply its principles in the workplace.
• It offers a clearly defined and well-respected credential in the Agile community, making it highly sought-after by employers.

At the end of Mastro Lee training in CSM, you will be able to:

• Discuss Scrum and Agile methodologies
• Describe the importance of Agile
• Explain the Scrum lifecycle
• Understand the Scrum terminologies and their applications
• Discuss in detail terms such as Daily Scrum, User Story, Sprint Planning and Sprint Review
• Understand various roles involved in Scrum
• Describe distributed Scrum and the best practices in distributed Scrum

1.1 SCRUM @ High Level 01:01

1.2 Agenda 01:19

1.3 Scrum History 01:33

1.4 What is Scrum? 01:49

1.5 What is Agile? 01:14

1.6 Why Agile? 00:55

1.7 Agile Methodologies 03:30

1.8 Scrum Life Cycle 01:01

1.9 Terminologies used in SCRUM 00:47

1.10 Sprints 00:59

1.11 Timebox 01:28

1.12 Advantages of Timebox 01:00

1.13 Release 01:11

1.14 Daily Scrum 01:04

1.15 Daily Scrum 01:25

1.16 User Story 00:50

1.17 Story Card Information 01:53

1.18 Definition of Done 01:11

1.19 Product Backlog 01:31

1.20 Sprint Backlog 01:03

1.21 Sprint Planning 00:35

1.22 Sprint Planning 01:02

1.23 Sprint Review 01:55

1.24 Sprint Retrospective 07:06

1.25 Making Retrospectives Effective 00:53

1.26 Different Roles 00:44

1.27 Product Owner 00:47

1.28 Product Owner Role 00:36

1.29 Product Owner Role 01:24

1.30 Scrum Master 01:05

1.31 What Does A Scrum Master Do 01:21

1.32 What The Scrum Master Should Not Do 00:45

1.33 The Team Developers 01:13

1.34 Building A Scrum Team 02:06

1.35 Building Empowered Teams 01:05

1.36 Role Of A Manager 00:50

1.37 A New Role For A Manager 01:57

1.38 Some Specialist Roles You May Want 07:24

1.39 Distributed Scrum Teams 01:11

1.40 Best Practices In Distributed Scrum