4.2.2: Velocity Estimates - Agile Planning for Software Products
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4.2.2: Velocity Estimates - Agile Planning for Software Products
Software Product Management Specialization
This course covers the techniques required to break down and map requirements into plans that will ultimately drive software production.
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
Create effective plans for software development
Map user requirements to developer tasks
Assess and plan for project risks
Apply velocity-driven planning techniques
Generate work estimates for software products
Software Development, Agile Management, Program Evaluation And Review Technique (PERT), Agile Software Development
As I am already into Product development and management, this course is very useful and helping me in real time. I am started applying few practices already into product development.,It's a solid addition to get the specialization certificate. I may give it 4.5+ stars, but the course resources are exceptional - its like they wrote their own textbook almost.
Welcome to module 2! Now that you’ve gotten your feet wet with general principles in project planning, let’s talk about some specific ways that you can use to implement those techniques. We’ll first discuss the concepts of story points and velocity, then move into how time boxing can be used to improve your project efficiency. We’ll then introduce the Gantt chart, a basic tried and true method of visualizing project tasks. We’ll finish off with techniques for planning your project at a release level, which will set the stage for iteration planning in the next module.
4.2.2: Velocity Estimates - Agile Planning for Software Products
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