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SUMMARY:BA08-Agile for Business Analysts
DESCRIPTION:Course ID: AG-BA08\nCredits: 14 PMI-PDUs\, IIBA-CDUs (Professional Development Hours)\nCourse Duration: 2 days\nCourse Level: Basic/Intermediate \nView Course Outline \nPrerequisites:\nNo prerequisites – This course is suitable for novice and experienced practitioners who are responsible for business analysis activities on projects using iterative or adaptive (agile) delivery methods. It is recommended that participants complete the BA01 – Business Analysis Essentials course prior to enrolling or have equivalent experience. \nCourse Abstract:\nAs more organizations are moving to agile delivery\, it is becoming increasingly important for business analysis professionals to understand how to adapt their current skills to support different delivery frameworks. Even when organizations have not fully embraced agile\, research shows that many teams are embracing ‘some’ agile practices. Traditional waterfall business analysis skills are still important\, but so is professionally developing to understand how to adapt your processes and skills as delivery frameworks evolve. \nProject success is dependent on effective business analysis; therefore business analysis professionals must continue to evolve their skillsets to keep up with the needs and expectations of agile teams. Many traditional project teams run into trouble when they try to define all of the requirements up front. The reality is that stakeholders often cannot articulate their requirements and the best design is not known until some prototypes are built. Every project and program can benefit from adopting some agile practices.
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/ba08-agile-for-business-analysts/2025-12-15/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule,BA Courses: 2023 Schedule,BA Courses: 2024 Schedule,BA Courses: 2025 Schedule
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DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20210621T163517Z
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SUMMARY:AGL-19A Agile Requirements - Writing User Stories Workshop
DESCRIPTION:AGL-19A Agile Requirements – Writing User Stories Workshop \nCourse Code: AGL-19A \nCourse Length: 2 days \nAudience: \n This course is intended for Agile teams to communicate and write user stories to capture requirements. This would include Product Owners\, Stakeholders\, Business Analysts\, Testers and any person who wants to write user stories. \nCourse Overview: \nWriting User Stories Workshop will demonstrate how to manage\, write\, and communicate requirements in an Agile Environment. Participants learn to collaborate and identify business needs and communicate those needs through User Stories. Group activities will be performed to apply the learned knowledge in real time with the ability to use their own project. \nUpon successful completion of this course\, the attendee will gain knowledge in the following: \n\nOverview of Agile and understand common terms for Agile Teams\nDetermine Business Analysis Activities in Agile\nUnderstand how to Identify and Define User Personas\nWrite User Stories\nUnderstand all aspects of Product Backlog Items\n\nSolution Requirements\nSpikes\nTechnical Debt\n\n\nUnderstand Epics\, Features and Tasks\nApply User Story Analysis
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/3715/2025-11-17/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251113T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251114T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20200806T200959Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T183742Z
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SUMMARY:AGL-22V Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Course Title: Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop \nCourse ID: AGL-22V\nCredits: 14 PDUs\nCourse Duration: 2 days ( or 4\, 3-hour sessions) \nCourse Level:\nThis course has been expressly designed for the beginner or intermediate agile team member \nOverview: \nThis 2-day virtual workshop puts the distributed agile team members through their paces\, by showing them how to conduct the five (5) scrum ceremonies\, while also simulating key activities within a sprint\, all while working remotely and using their own project (for private classes) as a case study for the exercises . This workshop utilizes an immersive learning approach\, along with role playing\, which allows students to assume their respective Scrum roles and practice the techniques as they learn. Students work remotely and experience an environment that is fully leveraging Agile concepts and culture. This format allows better understanding of their own role on the team\, and appreciate their team members contributions. \nThe highlights of this course include: \n\nVirtual Delivery – Students collaborate online while learning Scrum roles\, ceremonies\, tasks\, and techniques\nDynamic workbook – Macro-enabled worksheets help students build Backlogs\, Release Plans\, Burndown Charts\, etc.\nCompact Learning Format – Students perform 18 hands-on workshops in 2-days (or four ½ day sessions)\nTeam Building Exercises – The class will split up into 2 teams (7 or 8 people per team) and work together while simulating the Scrum ceremonies and an actual sprint\nPublic or Private Delivery – Delivery format can accommodate both open enrollment or corporate Agile teams\nNo Tool Required– Learn Scrum best practices without being encumbered by a tool (e.g.\, Jira)\n\nView Course Outline
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/agl-22v-virtual-agile-scrum-team-workshop/2025-11-13/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20251103T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20251104T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20241211T204322Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250113T182636Z
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SUMMARY:Agile-23D Agile for Developers
DESCRIPTION:Course Title: Agile for Developers \nCourse ID: Agile-23D \nCourse Level: Intermediate/Advanced \nCourse Description: \nThis 2-day course explores how adapting Agile values and principles will improve product development. It contrasts traditional SDLC methods with the most popular Agile methods to set the stage for benchmarking performance. Then it introduces a comprehensive set of Agile techniques and practices\, and gives attendees the opportunity to simulate an end-to-end project while using them. Attendees discuss significant issues such as how to transition traditional roles of development within an Agile Framework. \nThe strength of this course comes from various exercises and discussions that give attendees hands-on experience with practical situations. The complete product life cycle is covered from inception to release planning and deployment\, from managing a backlog to demonstrating results\, and from prioritizing requirements to changing them. Attendees provide estimates using several techniques at successively lower levels of detail. They experience what it is like to participate in self-managing teams. Instructor-led discussions will debrief each exercise and apply learning to the attendee’s environment. The class will also discuss the organizational\, cultural and management implications of implementing Agile practices. \nView Outline
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/agile-23d-agile-for-developers-2/2025-11-03/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250922T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250923T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20200806T200959Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T183742Z
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SUMMARY:AGL-22V Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Course Title: Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop \nCourse ID: AGL-22V\nCredits: 14 PDUs\nCourse Duration: 2 days ( or 4\, 3-hour sessions) \nCourse Level:\nThis course has been expressly designed for the beginner or intermediate agile team member \nOverview: \nThis 2-day virtual workshop puts the distributed agile team members through their paces\, by showing them how to conduct the five (5) scrum ceremonies\, while also simulating key activities within a sprint\, all while working remotely and using their own project (for private classes) as a case study for the exercises . This workshop utilizes an immersive learning approach\, along with role playing\, which allows students to assume their respective Scrum roles and practice the techniques as they learn. Students work remotely and experience an environment that is fully leveraging Agile concepts and culture. This format allows better understanding of their own role on the team\, and appreciate their team members contributions. \nThe highlights of this course include: \n\nVirtual Delivery – Students collaborate online while learning Scrum roles\, ceremonies\, tasks\, and techniques\nDynamic workbook – Macro-enabled worksheets help students build Backlogs\, Release Plans\, Burndown Charts\, etc.\nCompact Learning Format – Students perform 18 hands-on workshops in 2-days (or four ½ day sessions)\nTeam Building Exercises – The class will split up into 2 teams (7 or 8 people per team) and work together while simulating the Scrum ceremonies and an actual sprint\nPublic or Private Delivery – Delivery format can accommodate both open enrollment or corporate Agile teams\nNo Tool Required– Learn Scrum best practices without being encumbered by a tool (e.g.\, Jira)\n\nView Course Outline
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/agl-22v-virtual-agile-scrum-team-workshop/2025-09-22/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250908T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250909T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20190321T112833Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250113T173007Z
UID:10000513-1757322000-1757437200@rgfgroup.com
SUMMARY:BA08-Agile for Business Analysts
DESCRIPTION:Course ID: AG-BA08\nCredits: 14 PMI-PDUs\, IIBA-CDUs (Professional Development Hours)\nCourse Duration: 2 days\nCourse Level: Basic/Intermediate \nView Course Outline \nPrerequisites:\nNo prerequisites – This course is suitable for novice and experienced practitioners who are responsible for business analysis activities on projects using iterative or adaptive (agile) delivery methods. It is recommended that participants complete the BA01 – Business Analysis Essentials course prior to enrolling or have equivalent experience. \nCourse Abstract:\nAs more organizations are moving to agile delivery\, it is becoming increasingly important for business analysis professionals to understand how to adapt their current skills to support different delivery frameworks. Even when organizations have not fully embraced agile\, research shows that many teams are embracing ‘some’ agile practices. Traditional waterfall business analysis skills are still important\, but so is professionally developing to understand how to adapt your processes and skills as delivery frameworks evolve. \nProject success is dependent on effective business analysis; therefore business analysis professionals must continue to evolve their skillsets to keep up with the needs and expectations of agile teams. Many traditional project teams run into trouble when they try to define all of the requirements up front. The reality is that stakeholders often cannot articulate their requirements and the best design is not known until some prototypes are built. Every project and program can benefit from adopting some agile practices.
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/ba08-agile-for-business-analysts/2025-09-08/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule,BA Courses: 2023 Schedule,BA Courses: 2024 Schedule,BA Courses: 2025 Schedule
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250814T090000
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DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20241211T204322Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250113T182636Z
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SUMMARY:Agile-23D Agile for Developers
DESCRIPTION:Course Title: Agile for Developers \nCourse ID: Agile-23D \nCourse Level: Intermediate/Advanced \nCourse Description: \nThis 2-day course explores how adapting Agile values and principles will improve product development. It contrasts traditional SDLC methods with the most popular Agile methods to set the stage for benchmarking performance. Then it introduces a comprehensive set of Agile techniques and practices\, and gives attendees the opportunity to simulate an end-to-end project while using them. Attendees discuss significant issues such as how to transition traditional roles of development within an Agile Framework. \nThe strength of this course comes from various exercises and discussions that give attendees hands-on experience with practical situations. The complete product life cycle is covered from inception to release planning and deployment\, from managing a backlog to demonstrating results\, and from prioritizing requirements to changing them. Attendees provide estimates using several techniques at successively lower levels of detail. They experience what it is like to participate in self-managing teams. Instructor-led discussions will debrief each exercise and apply learning to the attendee’s environment. The class will also discuss the organizational\, cultural and management implications of implementing Agile practices. \nView Outline
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/agile-23d-agile-for-developers-2/2025-08-14/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250724T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250725T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20210621T163517Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T192523Z
UID:10000575-1753347600-1753462800@rgfgroup.com
SUMMARY:AGL-19A Agile Requirements - Writing User Stories Workshop
DESCRIPTION:AGL-19A Agile Requirements – Writing User Stories Workshop \nCourse Code: AGL-19A \nCourse Length: 2 days \nAudience: \n This course is intended for Agile teams to communicate and write user stories to capture requirements. This would include Product Owners\, Stakeholders\, Business Analysts\, Testers and any person who wants to write user stories. \nCourse Overview: \nWriting User Stories Workshop will demonstrate how to manage\, write\, and communicate requirements in an Agile Environment. Participants learn to collaborate and identify business needs and communicate those needs through User Stories. Group activities will be performed to apply the learned knowledge in real time with the ability to use their own project. \nUpon successful completion of this course\, the attendee will gain knowledge in the following: \n\nOverview of Agile and understand common terms for Agile Teams\nDetermine Business Analysis Activities in Agile\nUnderstand how to Identify and Define User Personas\nWrite User Stories\nUnderstand all aspects of Product Backlog Items\n\nSolution Requirements\nSpikes\nTechnical Debt\n\n\nUnderstand Epics\, Features and Tasks\nApply User Story Analysis
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/3715/2025-07-24/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250630T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250701T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20200806T200959Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T183742Z
UID:10000625-1751274000-1751389200@rgfgroup.com
SUMMARY:AGL-22V Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Course Title: Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop \nCourse ID: AGL-22V\nCredits: 14 PDUs\nCourse Duration: 2 days ( or 4\, 3-hour sessions) \nCourse Level:\nThis course has been expressly designed for the beginner or intermediate agile team member \nOverview: \nThis 2-day virtual workshop puts the distributed agile team members through their paces\, by showing them how to conduct the five (5) scrum ceremonies\, while also simulating key activities within a sprint\, all while working remotely and using their own project (for private classes) as a case study for the exercises . This workshop utilizes an immersive learning approach\, along with role playing\, which allows students to assume their respective Scrum roles and practice the techniques as they learn. Students work remotely and experience an environment that is fully leveraging Agile concepts and culture. This format allows better understanding of their own role on the team\, and appreciate their team members contributions. \nThe highlights of this course include: \n\nVirtual Delivery – Students collaborate online while learning Scrum roles\, ceremonies\, tasks\, and techniques\nDynamic workbook – Macro-enabled worksheets help students build Backlogs\, Release Plans\, Burndown Charts\, etc.\nCompact Learning Format – Students perform 18 hands-on workshops in 2-days (or four ½ day sessions)\nTeam Building Exercises – The class will split up into 2 teams (7 or 8 people per team) and work together while simulating the Scrum ceremonies and an actual sprint\nPublic or Private Delivery – Delivery format can accommodate both open enrollment or corporate Agile teams\nNo Tool Required– Learn Scrum best practices without being encumbered by a tool (e.g.\, Jira)\n\nView Course Outline
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/agl-22v-virtual-agile-scrum-team-workshop/2025-06-30/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250616T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250617T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20190321T112833Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250113T173007Z
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SUMMARY:BA08-Agile for Business Analysts
DESCRIPTION:Course ID: AG-BA08\nCredits: 14 PMI-PDUs\, IIBA-CDUs (Professional Development Hours)\nCourse Duration: 2 days\nCourse Level: Basic/Intermediate \nView Course Outline \nPrerequisites:\nNo prerequisites – This course is suitable for novice and experienced practitioners who are responsible for business analysis activities on projects using iterative or adaptive (agile) delivery methods. It is recommended that participants complete the BA01 – Business Analysis Essentials course prior to enrolling or have equivalent experience. \nCourse Abstract:\nAs more organizations are moving to agile delivery\, it is becoming increasingly important for business analysis professionals to understand how to adapt their current skills to support different delivery frameworks. Even when organizations have not fully embraced agile\, research shows that many teams are embracing ‘some’ agile practices. Traditional waterfall business analysis skills are still important\, but so is professionally developing to understand how to adapt your processes and skills as delivery frameworks evolve. \nProject success is dependent on effective business analysis; therefore business analysis professionals must continue to evolve their skillsets to keep up with the needs and expectations of agile teams. Many traditional project teams run into trouble when they try to define all of the requirements up front. The reality is that stakeholders often cannot articulate their requirements and the best design is not known until some prototypes are built. Every project and program can benefit from adopting some agile practices.
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/ba08-agile-for-business-analysts/2025-06-16/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule,BA Courses: 2023 Schedule,BA Courses: 2024 Schedule,BA Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250508T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250509T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20210621T163517Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T192523Z
UID:10000633-1746694800-1746810000@rgfgroup.com
SUMMARY:AGL-19A Agile Requirements - Writing User Stories Workshop
DESCRIPTION:AGL-19A Agile Requirements – Writing User Stories Workshop \nCourse Code: AGL-19A \nCourse Length: 2 days \nAudience: \n This course is intended for Agile teams to communicate and write user stories to capture requirements. This would include Product Owners\, Stakeholders\, Business Analysts\, Testers and any person who wants to write user stories. \nCourse Overview: \nWriting User Stories Workshop will demonstrate how to manage\, write\, and communicate requirements in an Agile Environment. Participants learn to collaborate and identify business needs and communicate those needs through User Stories. Group activities will be performed to apply the learned knowledge in real time with the ability to use their own project. \nUpon successful completion of this course\, the attendee will gain knowledge in the following: \n\nOverview of Agile and understand common terms for Agile Teams\nDetermine Business Analysis Activities in Agile\nUnderstand how to Identify and Define User Personas\nWrite User Stories\nUnderstand all aspects of Product Backlog Items\n\nSolution Requirements\nSpikes\nTechnical Debt\n\n\nUnderstand Epics\, Features and Tasks\nApply User Story Analysis
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/3715/2025-05-08/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250501T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250502T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20200806T200959Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T183742Z
UID:10000578-1746090000-1746205200@rgfgroup.com
SUMMARY:AGL-22V Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Course Title: Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop \nCourse ID: AGL-22V\nCredits: 14 PDUs\nCourse Duration: 2 days ( or 4\, 3-hour sessions) \nCourse Level:\nThis course has been expressly designed for the beginner or intermediate agile team member \nOverview: \nThis 2-day virtual workshop puts the distributed agile team members through their paces\, by showing them how to conduct the five (5) scrum ceremonies\, while also simulating key activities within a sprint\, all while working remotely and using their own project (for private classes) as a case study for the exercises . This workshop utilizes an immersive learning approach\, along with role playing\, which allows students to assume their respective Scrum roles and practice the techniques as they learn. Students work remotely and experience an environment that is fully leveraging Agile concepts and culture. This format allows better understanding of their own role on the team\, and appreciate their team members contributions. \nThe highlights of this course include: \n\nVirtual Delivery – Students collaborate online while learning Scrum roles\, ceremonies\, tasks\, and techniques\nDynamic workbook – Macro-enabled worksheets help students build Backlogs\, Release Plans\, Burndown Charts\, etc.\nCompact Learning Format – Students perform 18 hands-on workshops in 2-days (or four ½ day sessions)\nTeam Building Exercises – The class will split up into 2 teams (7 or 8 people per team) and work together while simulating the Scrum ceremonies and an actual sprint\nPublic or Private Delivery – Delivery format can accommodate both open enrollment or corporate Agile teams\nNo Tool Required– Learn Scrum best practices without being encumbered by a tool (e.g.\, Jira)\n\nView Course Outline
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/agl-22v-virtual-agile-scrum-team-workshop/2025-05-01/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250403T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250404T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20190321T112833Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250113T173007Z
UID:10000511-1743670800-1743786000@rgfgroup.com
SUMMARY:BA08-Agile for Business Analysts
DESCRIPTION:Course ID: AG-BA08\nCredits: 14 PMI-PDUs\, IIBA-CDUs (Professional Development Hours)\nCourse Duration: 2 days\nCourse Level: Basic/Intermediate \nView Course Outline \nPrerequisites:\nNo prerequisites – This course is suitable for novice and experienced practitioners who are responsible for business analysis activities on projects using iterative or adaptive (agile) delivery methods. It is recommended that participants complete the BA01 – Business Analysis Essentials course prior to enrolling or have equivalent experience. \nCourse Abstract:\nAs more organizations are moving to agile delivery\, it is becoming increasingly important for business analysis professionals to understand how to adapt their current skills to support different delivery frameworks. Even when organizations have not fully embraced agile\, research shows that many teams are embracing ‘some’ agile practices. Traditional waterfall business analysis skills are still important\, but so is professionally developing to understand how to adapt your processes and skills as delivery frameworks evolve. \nProject success is dependent on effective business analysis; therefore business analysis professionals must continue to evolve their skillsets to keep up with the needs and expectations of agile teams. Many traditional project teams run into trouble when they try to define all of the requirements up front. The reality is that stakeholders often cannot articulate their requirements and the best design is not known until some prototypes are built. Every project and program can benefit from adopting some agile practices.
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/ba08-agile-for-business-analysts/2025-04-03/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule,BA Courses: 2023 Schedule,BA Courses: 2024 Schedule,BA Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250310T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250311T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20241211T204322Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250113T182636Z
UID:10000586-1741597200-1741712400@rgfgroup.com
SUMMARY:Agile-23D Agile for Developers
DESCRIPTION:Course Title: Agile for Developers \nCourse ID: Agile-23D \nCourse Level: Intermediate/Advanced \nCourse Description: \nThis 2-day course explores how adapting Agile values and principles will improve product development. It contrasts traditional SDLC methods with the most popular Agile methods to set the stage for benchmarking performance. Then it introduces a comprehensive set of Agile techniques and practices\, and gives attendees the opportunity to simulate an end-to-end project while using them. Attendees discuss significant issues such as how to transition traditional roles of development within an Agile Framework. \nThe strength of this course comes from various exercises and discussions that give attendees hands-on experience with practical situations. The complete product life cycle is covered from inception to release planning and deployment\, from managing a backlog to demonstrating results\, and from prioritizing requirements to changing them. Attendees provide estimates using several techniques at successively lower levels of detail. They experience what it is like to participate in self-managing teams. Instructor-led discussions will debrief each exercise and apply learning to the attendee’s environment. The class will also discuss the organizational\, cultural and management implications of implementing Agile practices. \nView Outline
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/agile-23d-agile-for-developers-2/2025-03-10/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250306T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250306T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20200806T200959Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T183742Z
UID:10000631-1741251600-1741280400@rgfgroup.com
SUMMARY:AGL-22V Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Course Title: Virtual Agile Scrum Simulation Workshop \nCourse ID: AGL-22V\nCredits: 14 PDUs\nCourse Duration: 2 days ( or 4\, 3-hour sessions) \nCourse Level:\nThis course has been expressly designed for the beginner or intermediate agile team member \nOverview: \nThis 2-day virtual workshop puts the distributed agile team members through their paces\, by showing them how to conduct the five (5) scrum ceremonies\, while also simulating key activities within a sprint\, all while working remotely and using their own project (for private classes) as a case study for the exercises . This workshop utilizes an immersive learning approach\, along with role playing\, which allows students to assume their respective Scrum roles and practice the techniques as they learn. Students work remotely and experience an environment that is fully leveraging Agile concepts and culture. This format allows better understanding of their own role on the team\, and appreciate their team members contributions. \nThe highlights of this course include: \n\nVirtual Delivery – Students collaborate online while learning Scrum roles\, ceremonies\, tasks\, and techniques\nDynamic workbook – Macro-enabled worksheets help students build Backlogs\, Release Plans\, Burndown Charts\, etc.\nCompact Learning Format – Students perform 18 hands-on workshops in 2-days (or four ½ day sessions)\nTeam Building Exercises – The class will split up into 2 teams (7 or 8 people per team) and work together while simulating the Scrum ceremonies and an actual sprint\nPublic or Private Delivery – Delivery format can accommodate both open enrollment or corporate Agile teams\nNo Tool Required– Learn Scrum best practices without being encumbered by a tool (e.g.\, Jira)\n\nView Course Outline
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/agl-22v-virtual-agile-scrum-team-workshop/2025-03-06/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250127T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250128T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
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SUMMARY:AGL-19A Agile Requirements - Writing User Stories Workshop
DESCRIPTION:AGL-19A Agile Requirements – Writing User Stories Workshop \nCourse Code: AGL-19A \nCourse Length: 2 days \nAudience: \n This course is intended for Agile teams to communicate and write user stories to capture requirements. This would include Product Owners\, Stakeholders\, Business Analysts\, Testers and any person who wants to write user stories. \nCourse Overview: \nWriting User Stories Workshop will demonstrate how to manage\, write\, and communicate requirements in an Agile Environment. Participants learn to collaborate and identify business needs and communicate those needs through User Stories. Group activities will be performed to apply the learned knowledge in real time with the ability to use their own project. \nUpon successful completion of this course\, the attendee will gain knowledge in the following: \n\nOverview of Agile and understand common terms for Agile Teams\nDetermine Business Analysis Activities in Agile\nUnderstand how to Identify and Define User Personas\nWrite User Stories\nUnderstand all aspects of Product Backlog Items\n\nSolution Requirements\nSpikes\nTechnical Debt\n\n\nUnderstand Epics\, Features and Tasks\nApply User Story Analysis
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/3715/2025-01-27/2/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250127T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250127T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20210621T163517Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250217T192523Z
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SUMMARY:AGL-19A Agile Requirements - Writing User Stories Workshop
DESCRIPTION:AGL-19A Agile Requirements – Writing User Stories Workshop \nCourse Code: AGL-19A \nCourse Length: 2 days \nAudience: \n This course is intended for Agile teams to communicate and write user stories to capture requirements. This would include Product Owners\, Stakeholders\, Business Analysts\, Testers and any person who wants to write user stories. \nCourse Overview: \nWriting User Stories Workshop will demonstrate how to manage\, write\, and communicate requirements in an Agile Environment. Participants learn to collaborate and identify business needs and communicate those needs through User Stories. Group activities will be performed to apply the learned knowledge in real time with the ability to use their own project. \nUpon successful completion of this course\, the attendee will gain knowledge in the following: \n\nOverview of Agile and understand common terms for Agile Teams\nDetermine Business Analysis Activities in Agile\nUnderstand how to Identify and Define User Personas\nWrite User Stories\nUnderstand all aspects of Product Backlog Items\n\nSolution Requirements\nSpikes\nTechnical Debt\n\n\nUnderstand Epics\, Features and Tasks\nApply User Story Analysis
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/3715/2025-01-27/1/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250123T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20250124T170000
DTSTAMP:20260828T085842
CREATED:20190321T112833Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250113T173007Z
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SUMMARY:BA08-Agile for Business Analysts
DESCRIPTION:Course ID: AG-BA08\nCredits: 14 PMI-PDUs\, IIBA-CDUs (Professional Development Hours)\nCourse Duration: 2 days\nCourse Level: Basic/Intermediate \nView Course Outline \nPrerequisites:\nNo prerequisites – This course is suitable for novice and experienced practitioners who are responsible for business analysis activities on projects using iterative or adaptive (agile) delivery methods. It is recommended that participants complete the BA01 – Business Analysis Essentials course prior to enrolling or have equivalent experience. \nCourse Abstract:\nAs more organizations are moving to agile delivery\, it is becoming increasingly important for business analysis professionals to understand how to adapt their current skills to support different delivery frameworks. Even when organizations have not fully embraced agile\, research shows that many teams are embracing ‘some’ agile practices. Traditional waterfall business analysis skills are still important\, but so is professionally developing to understand how to adapt your processes and skills as delivery frameworks evolve. \nProject success is dependent on effective business analysis; therefore business analysis professionals must continue to evolve their skillsets to keep up with the needs and expectations of agile teams. Many traditional project teams run into trouble when they try to define all of the requirements up front. The reality is that stakeholders often cannot articulate their requirements and the best design is not known until some prototypes are built. Every project and program can benefit from adopting some agile practices.
URL:https://rgfgroup.com/event/ba08-agile-for-business-analysts/2025-01-23/
LOCATION:Virtual\, Live\, Instructor-Led
CATEGORIES:Agile Courses: 2023 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2024 Schedule,Agile Courses: 2025 Schedule,BA Courses: 2023 Schedule,BA Courses: 2024 Schedule,BA Courses: 2025 Schedule
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