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1.     Name

-               Scrum Developer Certified (SDC®).

2.     What you will learn

-               Fundamental principles and concepts of the Scrum framework.

-               Practical working knowledge of Scrum roles, meetings, and artifacts.

-               How to effectively contribute as a member of a Scrum Team.

-               Preparation for the SDC® certification exam.

3.     Audience Profile

-               Scrum Team members (developers).

-               Anyone who interacts with a Scrum Team.

-               Individuals interested in understanding the basics of Scrum and its effective implementation.

4.     Prerequisites

-               There are no formal prerequisites. However, it is preferable to complete the Scrum Fundamentals Certified (SFC™) certification and training first.

5.     Exam Format

-               Type: Multiple choice.

-               Questions: 75 questions.

-               Duration: 90 minutes.

-               Delivery: Proctored online exam.

-               Scoring: No negative marks for wrong answers.

-               Current Pass Rate: 95%.

6.     Course Outcomes

-               Ability to recognize, define, and navigate the Scrum Framework.

-               Readiness to create deliverables within a Scrum Team.

-               Capability to anticipate and resolve issues related to practical Scrum implementation.

-               Attainment of the "Scrum Developer Certified" certificate upon passing the exam.

7.     Course Methodology

-               Engaging & Interactive: Focuses on high retention through hands-on practice.

-               Practical Application: Uses role-plays and case studies to simulate real-world product development.

-               Internalization: Encourages students to work through concepts rather than just listening.

8.     Course Outline

1.     Introduction: Overview, Principles, Aspects, Processes, and Advantages.

2.     Scrum Roles: Core and Non-core roles (Product Owner, Master, Team).

3.     Business Justification: Techniques, evaluation, and value planning.

4.     Quality: Quality management, continuous integration, and sustainable pace.

5.     Change: Managing change requests and flexibility within Sprints.

6.     Risk: Identification, assessment, and mitigation.

7.     Scrum Phases: Initiate, Plan & Estimate, Implement, Review & Retrospect, and Release.

9.     About Institution

-               SCRUMstudy™ is the global accreditation body for Scrum and Agile certifications. They authored the SBOK® Guide (A Guide to the Scrum Body of Knowledge) and operate through a large global network of Authorized Training Partners (A.T.P.s) to deliver professional certifications ranging from entry-level to expert.