Certified ScrumMaster Training: Day 2
Notes taken for posterity during the second of two days of a Certified ScrumMaster Training course that some of my colleagues and I attended this week. These notes are only intended to call out some areas that I found of particular interest during training, and are not intended in any way to summarize the course, which covers material far beyond what is outlined here.
- Release planning was pulled out of the July 2011 Scrum Guide, which returns Scrum to its original definition, but the Scrum Alliance will continue to include.
- Definite delivery dates, cost, and scope are not included in Scrum release planning. Release planning is not the purpose of Scrum. The purpose of Scrum is to be transparent and to determine what is available when.
- Scrum and Extreme Programming (XP) arose from the Patterns movement, because each of these is based on natural practices. Patterns are discovered, not invented.
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