User Stories
3 Days
requirementsgherkinuml
Intermediate
developertesterproduct ownerscrum masteranalyst
In this program, participants learn to create good user stories at editorial, structural and content level. This program starts with defining requirements, its structure in form of user stories and continues on to explain what makes them good or bad. Estimation in form of user story points is well explained in program. Program includes examples and hands-on including anti-patterns and grooming.
Audience
Program is primarily for Analysts and agile team members who are directly involved with requirement maintenance
Prerequisites
Participants must have experience of SDLC as requirements analyst, business analyst, product owner, scrum master or member of agile team.
Topics
Requirements
- Define System
- What is Requirement?
- Problems and Opportunities
- Organization in context
- Analysis Vs Design
- Stakeholders and Vision
- Users and Stories
- Functional and Supplementary
- Glossary
User Stories
- Story, Epic, Theme, Task
- Sprints and Versions
- Elements of user story
- User story template
- Priority, Names, Numbers
- User story points
- Points Vs Hours
- Planning Poker
- Mapping stories
- Tests and Acceptance Criteria
- BDD and Gherkin
- Grooming & Splitting
More
- Structured English
- User story smells
- INVEST principles
- Correct, Complete, Verifiable,
- Unambiguous, Executable,
- Traceable, Feasibility
- Strategy
- Business and Root Cause Analysis
- Develop stories
- Solution Validation
- Workshop, Brainstorming, Q&A, Interview
- Guidelines & checklist
More
- Complexity Management
- What Vs How
- Modularity and Simplicity
- One at a time
- DRY
- Hierarchy
- Abstraction
- Version Control
- Information Analysis
- Data Dictionary
- Reification
- Archetype
- Business Rules
- Modelling And Visualization
- Text Vs Model
- Flow and Activity
- Block diagram
- Class Diagram
- Sequence Diagram
- State Machine
- Interface
- Decision Tables and Tree
Exclusions
Scope/Project/Expectation management, Tooling, Detailed UML, Use Cases, Unrelated areas of Agile/Scrum
Anything not mentioned in Topics
Software Requirements
Word Processor
Internet Requirements
Good unrestricted internet connection is required.
Hardware Requirements
Laptop capable to run MS Office
Classroom Requirements
Projector with HDMI, White Board, Markers with Eraser
Online Requirements
Appropriate meeting software e.g. Zoom, MS Teams Please make sure that camera, speaker and mic are working
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