Agile Scrum Beginners Master Class for Energy Systems or Product Development Engineers & Technicians (SBMCSDET) Level 1 & Level 2

To develop the highly specialized skills and knowledge required for systems or energy product development using SCRUM Agile project management methodology.

Scrum Beginners Master Class for Product Development Engineers & Technicians (SBMCSDET) Level 1 & Level 2 is designed for Energy Engineers, Subsea Engineers, Offshore Engineers, Product Owners, Product Development Teams & Business Development Managers.

Given the volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous environment in which upstream oil and gas companies are playing, a need exists for being nimble. Energy transition, emerging startups, disruptive technologies—these are just a few of the potential threats organizations need to manage.

That is where you come in. You need to understand new constructs, for example, Agile operating models organizations are adopting, what roles exist within them, and how you can be effective members of these newfound models. Without upskilling, you’re at risk of being overlooked as organizations mature toward true business agility

Digital solutions for energy extraction continue to rise in demand as fuel markets rapidly expand and change. Quickly developing and delivering products to market that offer comprehensive support at all stages of the extraction process is paramount to staying ahead of competitors. Updating existing products with better underlying frameworks and improved features is just as important.

Scrum is an Agile project management methodology involving a small team led by a Scrum master, whose main job is to remove all obstacles to getting work done. Work is done in short cycles called sprints, and the team meets daily to discuss current tasks and any roadblocks that need clearing. Scrum is a method for managing projects that allows for rapid development and testing, especially within a small team.

SBMCPDET Level 1 & Level 2 covers SCRUM Project management including Difference between Scrum and Agile, Agile Manifesto, 12 Principles Articulated in the Agile Manifesto, The Agile Manifesto’s Purpose, When to Use Scrum vs. When to Use Traditional Methods, Typical Scrum Project Timeline i.e.Typical Scrum Timeline, Vision Statement, Product Roadmap, Gather User Requirements, Product Backlog, Sprint Planning Meetings, Sprint Backlog, Daily Scrum Meeting, SCRUM Review, Scrum Retrospective Meeting, The Agile Project Scheduling Process, Sprint Planning Process, Daily Standup Meeting, Scrum Project Roles i.e. Scrum Team,Scrum Team Essential Characteristics, Product Owner Roles & Responsibilities, SCRUM Master Roles & Responsibilities, Development Team Roles & Responsibilities, Other Roles & Stakeholders, Scrum Project Events i.e. What Are Agile Events, Why You Might Want the Agile Events, Problems the Agile Events Solve, How to Implement the Agile Events, Common Pitfalls of the Agile Events, Scrum Project Artifacts i.e. Main Artifacts Of Agile Scrum, Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Product Increment, Artifact Transparency etc and more.

This course is designed to provide detailed knowledge of SCRUM Agile project management methodology and will assist those who are responsible switching or enhancing there career into to Energy Systems or Product SCRUM MASTER.