Course : Scrum League™ Team Developer (icSTD™): Certification

French-language review and international recognition

Scrum League™ Team Developer (icSTD™): Certification

French-language review and international recognition

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Scrum provides an effective, adaptable framework for developing products in agile mode. This training will enable you to master the essential role of the "development team", its tools, its techniques, and its self-management. You'll also take the Scrum League™ "icSTD" Scrum Team Developer certification exam.

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In-house

Custom

Practical course in person or remote class

Ref. SRF

Price : 1890 € E.T.

2d - 14h00

Dates and Registration

Teaching objectives

At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:

Understand the Scrum framework.
Understand the role of an agile developer
Understand agile design, development and testing practices
Be able to plan out your actions as a development team member in an Agile project
Prepare for and take the Scrum League™ "icSTD" exam

Intended audience

Developers, architects, testers, analysts, Scrum Masters, Quality/Methods managers.

Prerequisites

Have a minimum knowledge of agile fundamentals and have experience in software development.

Course schedule

Agility overview

New needs.
The agile culture (introducing a change, characteristics).
Principles and benefits.
Origins and manifesto.
Implementing agility: appropriate cases, inappropriate cases.

Group discussion

Learn agility concepts

Overview of the Scrum memento

Scrum, an empirical process: its pillars, its values.
The different roles within Scrum: the product owner, the Scrum master and the development team.
Overview of events: sprint, sprint planning, sprint review, retrospective and daily scrum.
Overview of artifacts: product backlog, sprint backlog and increment.
Other concepts: sprint 0, definition of done, user story, estimation and velocity.
Definition of an event and an artifact.

Exercise

Scrum mapping.

Architecture and development

Technical debt: concept and consequences.
Examples of coding best practices: common rules, templates (SOLID and GRAPS) and refactoring.
Layering architecture, the spike principle, cross-cutting concern.
Bug handling: bug report and bug lifecycle.
Code quality, cyclomatic complexity, code coverage.
Other examples: design pattern and pair-programming.
Notion of coupling and cohesion.
Measures to take for the technical debt.

Exercise

Code smells.

Testing and integration

Classification of tests.
Principle of test-driven development (TDD): concepts and benefits.
Continuous integration and automation: concepts and benefits.
Infrastructure and tools.
Behavior-driven development (BDD) and Acceptance test-driven development (ATDD).
Configuration management.

Exercise

User stories and tests.

Preparation for certification

Registration for the exam.
Practical exercises, mock exam with commented correction.

Exercise

Mock exam.

Scrum League™ "icSTD" Exam

Reminder of the exam rules and conditions for obtaining certification.
Some tips.
Taking the Scrum League™ "icSTD" (Scrum team developer) exam.

Exam

Official exam.

Certification

This course prepares participants to take the Scrum League™ "icSTD" certification. The exam, in French, is included and taken at the end of the course. It consists of 45 multiple-choice questions, answered in 45 minutes. Getting 85% correct is required to pass.

Remote certifications

See the certifier’s official documentation for the list of prerequisites for completing the online certification exam.

Practical details

Teaching methods;

Participatory lecture with feedback and verification that understanding is being attained over time through exercises and a mock exam with commented answers.

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Dates and locations

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