Jira in Agile Project Development
Atlassian's Jira tool is widely used in agile development with Scrum and Kanban. Companies choose Jira because it can be tailored to individual projects and makes processes, issues and progress transparent to everyone involved.
In this training course, you work through the core functions of Jira Cloud using a case study and receive numerous practical tips. After the seminar, you will be able to use Jira in your day-to-day work for your own projects.
Suitable for
- Project managers and project team members
- Product Owners and Scrum Masters
- Software architects
- Software developers
- Agile coaches
Prior knowledge
- None; basic knowledge of Scrum or Kanban is an advantage
Format and duration
- 2 days
- Online, conveniently from home
- In our training rooms in Freiburg
- At your premises - only possible from a minimum number of participants
Dates
- Currently on request
Participant materials
- Laptop with a stable internet connection
- Access to Jira Cloud (a free trial is sufficient)
- Writing materials
Training room
- Projector
- Whiteboard, blackboard or flipchart
Contents of the 2-Day Training: Jira
Day 1
- Overview of day 1
- Introduction: Jira and Atlassian
- Presentation of the case study
- Basics
- Projects and project templates
- Scrum board and Kanban board: columns and swimlanes
- Creating, editing, linking and deleting issues
- Working with Scrum
- Maintaining the Product Backlog
- Creating, planning and completing sprints
- Story points and estimation
- Understanding and customising workflows
- Independent exercises
- Outlook on day 2
Day 2
- Review (training day 1)
- Overview of day 2
- Search, filters and reports
- Searching for issues, including with JQL
- Creating and sharing your own filters
- Reports: burn-up and burn-down charts, sprint report, velocity
- Timeline and roadmaps
- Creating and managing dashboards
- Outlook
- Integration with Confluence
- Extensions from the Atlassian Marketplace
- Independent exercises
- Clarifying open questions
- Conclusion
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