Business & Product
Updated Sep 2026
Agile & Scrum in Practice
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What you'll learn
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Understand the core concepts of Agile & Scrum in Practice
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Build a complete, portfolio-worthy project
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Apply professional best practices and patterns
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Debug problems confidently on your own
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Know exactly what to learn next
Course Content
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Orientation
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Course Overview
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Setting Up Your Environment
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Core Concepts Explained
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Worked Examples
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Practice Exercises
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Building Blocks
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Advanced Techniques
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Common Pitfalls to Avoid
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Patterns & Best Practices
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Case Study
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Mini Project
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Guided Projects
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Guided Walkthrough
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Building a Real Feature
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Debugging Session
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Performance Tips
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Challenge Lab
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Masterclass
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Capstone Introduction
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Planning Your Project
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Building the Project
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Review & Feedback
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lock Agile & Scrum in Practice: Wrap-Up & What's Next
Requirements
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Basic computer literacy
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No background in Business & Product required
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A few hours per week to practice
$29.99
This course includes:
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4h 3m on-demand video
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15 downloadable resources
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Certificate of completion
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