User Stories Training helps users clearly capture requirements for the team. User Stories are not just copies of the business requirements, there are rules to make them easy to follow and provide enough flexibility to the development team. You will learn how to create lightweight stories that capture customers’ needs and limitations. By the end of the day, you will get knowledge and hands-on experience. The training is recommended to anyone who needs to write user stories and epics.
Duration
One day
Requirements
None
Topics Covered
- Overview of Agile
- Overview of User Stories
- Stories
- Epics
- Themes
- INVEST
- Three Cs Formula
- Owners of User Stories
- Effective Description Using Three Rs
- Acceptance Criteria
- How to Split an Epic
- Theme
- Organizing Backlog
- Prioritization
- Definition of Done
- Best Practices
- Common Challenges
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Why Our Training?
Get Hands-on Skills
1/3 of the time is spent on lectures
2/3 is spent practicing!
Get Help
Several helpers are ready to assist anyone who is stuck at a challenge, not sure where to start or has other questions . The head instructor provides guidance to the participants, explains the main concepts.
Online or In-Person
We run both online and in-person training. The material doesn’t change, the hands-on experience is the same. We can adjust the hours for the online training to make sure that everyone is actively engaged.
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Multiple Locations
We run hackathons in Canada, US and Mexico. Recent locations:
Canada
- Toronto
- Montreal
- Vancouver
- Calgary
US
- New York
- Washington
- Houston
- Salt Lake City
Certificate
Every participant gets a verifiable certificate at the end of the hackathon.
Follow-Ups
One follow-up for every day of hackathon is included. It will help you with setting up best practices in the team and refreshing your knowledge. We will also answer any of your questions.
Training Schedule
It is a full day event. It runs from 8:30 to 5 with a break for lunch. Usually 2 to 3:30 hours is spent on lectures, the rest of the day is devoted to hands-on exercises.