Training: Agile Software Development – Scrum and Kanban

Agile methods affect all companies today – including those in the software sector. This training will first introduce various agile methods and address the associated mindsets. Then, based on the participants' wishes and examples, concrete scenarios will be developed.

Hochschule Emden/Leer

Wissens- und Technologietransfer I HS Emden/Leer

Wissens- und Technologietransfer I HS Emden/Leer

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Agile methods – yes or no?

Agile methods today affect all companies that develop software themselves or outsource software development. This training will first introduce different agile methods and discuss the associated mindsets.

At the beginning, various agile methods are presented. Particular attention is paid to the fact that successful agile working requires a different, potentially unfamiliar, approach within the company.

The following topics form the basis of the training:

  • Which companies are suitable for agile methods?

  • Introduction and advantages and disadvantages of Scrum and Kanban

  • Effects and possible combinations of different agile methods.

  • Practical experience in the introduction of agile methods using the example of four companies in Bremen and Hamburg

  • When do agile methods fail?

8 training hours are planned to teach the basics.

Building on the fundamentals, concrete scenarios will be developed based on the participants' wishes and examples. A further eight training hours are planned to impart this concrete, advanced knowledge.

If required, Agile coaching can be provided within the company following the training.

1. Date:

By prior arrangement

2. Target group / previous knowledge:

Employees or management within the company who create or commission software/web applications/mobile apps. Programming knowledge is not required.

3rd places:

at least 6 people, max. 15 people

4. Costs:

By prior arrangement

Further details can be clarified in a personal meeting. We look forward to hearing from you – either by email at wtt@hs-emden-leer.de or via the chat function on this platform (top right). We look forward to hearing from you!