The Agile methodology takes into account several critical components that affect a project's chances for success, most notably project stakeholders, a project's success criteria, users, and the Agile team itself. In this course, you'll explore these components, beginning with an exploration of project stakeholders, who they are, and what their personal interests in a project represent. This includes identifying stakeholders, considering their impact and influence on a project, and how to assess your stakeholders. Then you'll learn about user cards and user collaboration. Finally, you'll explore the differences between Waterfall and Agile when it comes to resources and planning, methods for developing a team, and the definition of done and why it's important. This course was originally created by Global Knowledge (GK).
Learning Objectives
{"define stakeholders and the role they play in projects"}