A session given at SATI an Engineering college.

1. SCRUM – PROJECT MANAGEMENT
FRAMEWORK
DEVELOPED BY KEN SCHWABER AND JEFF
SUTHERLAND
By: ing. Anjana Saxena

2. Agenda
 Introduction
 Agile and Lean
 What's Scrum
 How does Scrum helps to deliver useful products
 Videos and Game

3. Agile and Lean
Agile Manifesto values
 Individuals and interactions over
processes and tools
 Working software over
comprehensive documentation
 Customer collaboration over contract
negotiation
 Responding to change over following
a plan
Lean Values
 Eliminate Waste
 Build Quality In
 Create Knowledge
 Defer Commitment
 Deliver Fast
 Respect People
 Optimize the Whole

4. A project without Scrum
Requirements Design Code Test

5. What is Scrum?
A framework within which people can
address complex adaptive problems, while
productively and creatively delivering products
of the highest possible value.
 Lightweight
 Simple to understand
 Difficult to master

6. Scrum Framework
 Scrum Teams and their associated roles
 Events
 Artifacts
Rules – binds all above

7. Three pillars of Scrum
 Transparency
 Inspection
 Adaptation

8. Transparency for Customers

9. Transparency for Scrum Team

10. Inspection & Adaptation

11. Sprint Teams and Communication
 Product Owner
 Scrum Team –
Scrum Master and
team
Scrum
Team
Produ
ct
Owner
Scrum
Master
Business Owner
Stakeholder
s

12. Scrum Events
 Sprint Planning meeting
 Daily Scrum meeting
 Sprint Review meeting
 Sprint Retrospective meeting

13. Velocity or Story Points

14. Sprint Planning Meeting
 Product owner and
Scrum team
 Prioritized Product
Backlog
 Estimated Sprint
backlog and Sprint
goal
 Work in the right
order based on
dependency
Product/Sprint backlog

15. Customer story Amsterdam

16. Sprint Review & Retrospective
 Inspect the iteration
 Collaboration team
and Stakeholders
 Inspect how the last
Sprint went
 Identify potential
improvements
 Create a plan for
implementing
improvements

17. Scrum Artifacts
 Product Backlog
 Sprint Backlog

18. Scrum

19. How does Scrum help?

20. Mini Projects/Quality Software

21. Scrum Planning Goal
Example sprint goals for an e-commerce
application:
 Implement basic shopping cart functionality
including add, remove, and update
quantities.
 Develop the checkout process: pay for an
order, pick shipping, order gift wrapping, etc.

22. Product –Sprint - Task

23. Example Product Backlog

24. Example Sprint Backlog

25. Ball point Game Rules
 You play in one or several Teams
 Starting point equals endpoint
 No passing of the ball to your direct neighbour
 The ball must have air-time
 Two minutes per iteration
 One minute for continuous improvement & new
estimate
 You play five iterations

26. Ball point Game Chart
Ball point Game chart
Iteration Estimate Velocity Results of change Retro outcome

27. Scrum Quotes
Mike Cohn
“
“Scrum has become recognized as one of the best project management frameworks for
handling rapidly changing or evolving projects, especially those with technology or
requirements… “
Mary Poppendieck
“The biggest cause of failure in software-intensive systems is not technical failure; it’s
building the wrong thing.”

28. References
 http://www.scrumguides.org/
 https://www.mountaingoatsoftware.com/company/about-
mike-cohn
 https://www.mitchlacey.com/intro-to-agile/scrum/the-
product-backlog
 Game by Boris Gloger

29. Scrum (Basics)
The End