By: Jonathan Lee Kyle Sakimoto

What is Scrum?  A framework to manage projects  Principles of Scrum:  Frequent inspection  Adaptation  Self-organization

Scrum Framework  Product owner  Product backlog = “wish-list“ Source :

Scrum Framework  Sprint backlog  Sprint = “amount of time”, 2-4 weeks  “Daily Scrum” during sprint = “daily meetings” Source :

Three Scrum Roles  “ScrumMaster”  Product Owner  Team

Four Scrum Ceremonies  Sprint Planning  Daily scrum  Sprint reviews  Sprint retrospectives

Three Scrum Artifacts  Product backlog

Three Scrum Artifacts  Sprint Backlog

Three Scrum Artifacts  Burndown Chart

Where is Scrum used?  Almost anywhere!  Workplaces  Universities  At home

Advantages of Scrum  Advantages  Better team work  Better communication  Quick results  Flexible  Able to adapt changes

Disadvantages of Scrum  Scope creep  Does not work well with large groups  Need a good “Scrum Master”  All parties need to be involved  Trust  Experience

Should I Use Scrum?

Scrum Certification  All scrum certifications are offered by the Scrum Alliance  Certifications include CSM, CSPO, CSP, CSC, & CST

References    9/what-are-the-disadvantages-of-scrum/  expert.com/the-advantages-and- disadvantages-of-agile-scrum-software- development.html  ml