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Scrum Fundamentals Certification (SFC) | Study Notes – Part I: Introduction

03 Jan

I am pursuing my SCRUMstudy’s Scum Fundamentals Certification (SFC). I am taking this course and exam because it introduces the Scrum framework. Scrum is a framework within agile methodology commonly used more than Waterfall that can be used to implement simple and complex projects. In this article titled Scrum Fundamentals Certification (SFC) | Study Notes – Part I :  Introduction, I provide a synopsis of the examination, an overview of scrum, its principles, aspects, phases, benefits, and impediments.

Scrum Framework: The Definition of Done

19 May

Scrum Framework: The Definition of Done provides an explanation of how to determine a scrum team’s definition of done for user stories and bugs. By having a team’s agreed upon definition of done it permits a Scum team to know when items are releasable. Within a course titled Scrum Framework: Definition of Done, this linguistic-written-works-of-artz {L.WWoA} provides the five levels of planning, evolution of product scope, definition of done in product development, variations of defining done, creating a definition of done, definition of done and the Sprint goal, and lastly, the definition of done and empiricism.