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  • What are the course objectives?

    Our PMI-ACP training program is aligned to the 2017 PMI® guidelines and is designed to help you pass your PMI-ACP® exam in the first attempt. The PMI-ACP course covers agile methodologies, tools, and techniques extensively and provides real-life scenarios plugged in throughout the course. The course also covers the concepts of the Agile Practice Guide, a newly added reference material for the PMI-ACP exam. 
    The course covers the seven domains in the same sequence as specified in PMI’s exam content outline, including: 
    • Agile principles and mindset
    • Value driven delivery
    • Stakeholder engagement
    • Team performance
    • Adaptive planning
    • Problem detection and resolution
    • Continuous improvement

  • What skills will you learn in PMI-ACP training?

    This PMI ACP training course will enable you to:
    • Understand the history of agile, including founding, evolution, core concepts and principles
    • Develop a working knowledge of the Agile principles of Scrum, Kanban, XP and TDD
    • Develop the expertise of implementing multi-iterative development models for any scale of projects
    • Develop the ability to deliver high velocity stories and epics
    • Develop the knowledge and skills required to clear the PMI-ACP certification exam along with the requisite 21 PDUs 
    The course also provides an introduction to the application process for the certification exam and will show you how to best pass the exam with tips and tricks, strategies and tools.

  • Who should take PMI ACP course?

    The PMI Agile Certified Professional training program is a professional requirement across the IT and tech industry for all project management roles around the world. This  PMI ACP certification training is best suited for:
    • Project managers
    • Agile team members
    • Associate/asst. manager - projects
    • Team leads/managers
    • Project executives/engineers
    • Software developers
    • Any professional aspiring to be a project manager
    Certified agile practitioners earn more than their uncertified colleagues, often with annual salaries over $100,000.

  • What projects will I work on as a part of the course?

    Project 1: E-commerce Website Functionality Creation
    Participants will learn how the three agile roles (Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Scrum Team) complement each other in a real-time project on Jira. This demo of an e-commerce website will let users understand and create backlogs, user stories, tasks, epics and sub-tasks. It will also show them how to manage multiple releases.
     
    Project 2: Smart Weather
    You will complete two industry-based tasks provided by the product owner of a new technology division. The projects involve creating a portal to provide weather-based services to multiple clients. The portal needs to pull the weather forecast from various public services so that the captured data can be used for various purposes. Implementation of this project should be completed through JIRA. You will choose one of the tasks mentioned below and submit the task screenshots through LMS:
     
    Task 1:
    BigBucks Café, a leading chain of premium coffee shops, wants you to use weather data to regulate and manage its daily operations. As a Scrum Master, you need to resolve and create a prioritized product backlog for the scrum team.
     
    Task 2:
    The world’s largest life insurance company, LeViva, wants to launch an app to serve its customers, and they would like to use the weather forecast. As a Scrum Master, you need to resolve and create a prioritized product backlog for the scrum team.

Course preview

  • Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)®
    • Getting started with PMI-ACP® Certification 06:02
      • Getting started with PMI-ACP® Certification 06:02
    • Domain 00 - Course Overview 07:28
      • 1 Course Overview 00:27
      • 2 Objectives 00:32
      • 3 Value of PMI-ACP® Certification to the Professional 00:39
      • 4 Value of PMI-ACP® Certification to the Organization 00:58
      • 5 PMI-ACP® Eligibility Requirements 01:09
      • 6 PMI-ACP® Timeline
      • 7 PMI-ACP® Certification Fees 00:52
      • 8 PMI-ACP® Certification Maintenance and Renewal
      • 9 PMI-ACP® Exam Information 00:33
      • 10 Domains and Tasks 00:19
      • 11 Domains Covered 00:21
      • 12 PMI-ACP® Exam Blueprint 00:46
      • 13 Practice Questions 00:44
      • 14 Sources of Information
      • 15 Conclusion 00:08
    • Domain 01 - Agile Principles and Mindset - Part 1 08:58
      • 1 Agile Principles and Mindset 00:11
      • 2 Objectives 00:20
      • 3 Agile
      • 4 Agile-Best Practices 00:39
      • 5 Agile Evolution 00:53
      • 6 Agile Manifesto
      • 7 Principles of the Agile Manifesto 01:47
      • 8 Agile-Less Engineering, More Enabling 00:45
      • 9 Agile Core Principles and Practices 01:50
      • 10 What Agile is Not 00:33
      • 11 Benefits of Agile 00:41
      • 12 Agile-Real Life Example 00:27
      • 13 Quiz
      • 14 Summary 00:43
      • 15 Conclusion 00:09
    • Domain 01 - Agile Principles and Mindset - Part 2 34:43
      • 1 Agile Principles and Mindset 00:12
      • 2 Objectives 00:23
      • 3 Agile Methodologies, Frameworks, and Processes 00:45
      • 4 Scrum 00:55
      • 5 Three Pillars of Scrum
      • 6 Scrum Roles 01:01
      • 7 Scrum Vocabulary
      • 8 Scrum Meetings 02:00
      • 9 Project Using Scrum - Example 01:31
      • 10 Scrum Roles - Key Points 00:38
      • 11 Extreme Programming 00:52
      • 12 Five Core Principles of XP 01:32
      • 13 XP Practices 00:36
      • 14 XP Process Diagram 00:44
      • 15 Success of XP Methodology - Example
      • 16 Crystal Methodology 00:29
      • 17 Crystal Methodology - Key Principles 00:37
      • 18 Crystal Methodology - Key Categories 01:07
      • 19 Dynamic Systems Development Method 00:57
      • 20 Principles of DSDM Atern 01:55
      • 21 Phases of DSDM
      • 22 Feature Driven Development 00:58
      • 23 Agile Project Management 00:48
      • 24 APM Framework 00:45
      • 25 APM and PMBOK® Guide 00:27
      • 26 Lean Software Development 00:59
      • 27 Lean Principles 01:32
      • 28 Kanban 01:14
      • 29 Kanban Method - Case Study 00:46
      • 30 Lean Kanban Method
      • 31 OpenUP 00:45
      • 32 OpenUP - Phases 01:26
      • 33 Information Radiators 01:15
      • 34 Effective Information Radiators 00:55
      • 35 Examples of Information Radiators 00:20
      • 36 Knowledge Sharing 00:44
      • 37 Knowledge Sharing (contd.) 00:36
      • 38 Knowledge Sharing Contexts 00:50
      • 39 Servant Leadership 00:28
      • 40 Characteristics of a Servant Leader 01:32
      • 41 Agile Servant Leadership 00:35
      • 42 Quiz
      • 43 Summary 01:24
      • 44 Conclusion 00:10
    • Domain 02 - Value-Driven Delivery - Part 1 19:11
      • 1 Value - Driven Delivery 00:12
      • 2 Objectives 00:25
      • 3 Value 00:31
      • 4 Forecasting Value 00:38
      • 5 Time Value of Money
      • 6 Time Value of Money - Terminologies 00:38
      • 7 Future Value and Present Value - Formulas 00:10
      • 8 Calculation of Future Value - Example
      • 9 Financial Feasibility of Projects 00:50
      • 10 Return on Investment 00:28
      • 11 Net Present Value 00:53
      • 12 Net Present Value - Example
      • 13 Internal Rate of Return 00:58
      • 14 Internal Rate of Return - Example
      • 15 Payback Period 00:35
      • 16 NPV, ROI, and Payback Period - Example
      • 17 Prioritization 00:38
      • 18 Factors in Prioritization 00:41
      • 19 Agile Customer - Value Prioritization 01:00
      • 20 Prioritization Techniques 00:38
      • 21 Prioritization Techniques - MoSCoW 01:24
      • 22 MoSCoW Technique - Example
      • 23 Prioritization Techniques - Kano Model 00:50
      • 24 Kano Model - Categories 00:57
      • 25 Kano Model - Example
      • 26 Prioritization Techniques - Relative Weighting 00:57
      • 27 Relative Weighting - Example 00:52
      • 28 Risk Management in Agile 00:26
      • 29 Risk Adjusted Product Backlog 00:56
      • 30 Risk Adjusted Product Backlog - Example 00:37
      • 31 Non - Functional Requirements 00:37
      • 32 Prioritization of Non - Functional Requirements 00:55
      • 33 Quiz
      • 34 Summary 01:15
      • 35 Conclusion 00:10
    • Domain 02 - Value-Driven Delivery - Part 2 16:59
      • 1 Value-Driven Delivery 00:11
      • 2 Objectives 00:33
      • 3 Minimum Marketable Feature
      • 4 Kanban Boards 00:45
      • 5 Kanban Cards 00:39
      • 6 Simple Kanban Board 00:25
      • 7 Detailed Kanban Board 01:13
      • 8 Kanban and JIT 01:08
      • 9 Siemens Health Services- -Example
      • 10 Incremental Delivery 00:53
      • 11 Reviews and Feedback Techniques 00:57
      • 12 Benefits of Review and Feedback 00:18
      • 13 Reprioritization or Relative Prioritization 01:41
      • 14 Prioritization List 00:15
      • 15 Agile Compliance 01:47
      • 16 Earned Value Management for Agile 01:00
      • 17 EVM Terminologies 01:39
      • 18 Earned Value Metrics with Formulae 00:12
      • 19 Earned Value - Planning Parameters 00:21
      • 20 EVM for Agile 00:52
      • 21 Agile Earned Value Metrics - Example
      • 22 Agile Contracts 01:04
      • 23 Agile Contracting Methods
      • 24 Quiz
      • 25 Summary 00:59
      • 26 Conclusion 00:07
    • Domain 03 - Stakeholder Engagement - Part 1 20:17
      • 1 Stakeholder Engagement 00:08
      • 2 Objectives 00:20
      • 3 Stakeholder Management 00:40
      • 4 Principles of Stakeholder Management 01:11
      • 5 Project Charter 00:55
      • 6 Project Charter (contd.) 00:49
      • 7 Components of Agile Project Charter 00:33
      • 8 Business Case 00:55
      • 9 Understanding Stakeholder Needs 00:40
      • 10 Agile Wireframes 00:49
      • 11 Agile Wireframes - Real Life Example 00:21
      • 12 User Story 00:44
      • 13 User Story - Card, Conversation, and Confirmation 01:15
      • 14 User Story-Attributes
      • 15 Story Card Information 01:19
      • 16 User Story Card-Example
      • 17 User Story - Examples 00:38
      • 18 Agile Personas 01:52
      • 19 Creating Agile Personas - Example 00:45
      • 20 Creating Agile Personas - Example (contd.) 00:20
      • 21 Theme and Epic 01:00
      • 22 Theme and Epic Example
      • 23 Product Backlog 01:08
      • 24 Agile Story Maps 01:12
      • 25 Assessing and Incorporating Community and Stakeholder Values 00:35
      • 26 Assessing and Incorporating Community and Stakeholder Values (contd.) 00:39
      • 27 Real Life Example 00:41
      • 28 Quiz
      • 29 Summary 00:39
      • 30 Conclusion 00:09
    • Domain 03 - Stakeholder Engagement - Part 2 18:31
      • 1 Stakeholder Management-2 00:10
      • 2 Objectives 00:26
      • 3 Communication Management 01:00
      • 4 Agile Communication 00:48
      • 5 Social Media Communication 01:00
      • 6 Information Radiators 00:24
      • 7 Information Radiators (contd.)
      • 8 Visible Charts 00:49
      • 9 Agile Modeling 00:41
      • 10 Agile Modeling contd 00:42
      • 11 Best Practices of Agile Modeling 00:24
      • 12 Active Listening 00:24
      • 13 Key Elements of Active Listening 00:59
      • 14 Globalization Culture and Team Diversity 00:30
      • 15 Cultural Diversity Issues-Recommendations 01:18
      • 16 Agile Facilitation Methods 01:42
      • 17 Agile Participatory Decision-Making 00:54
      • 18 Agile Participatory Decision-Making Models 00:35
      • 19 Agile Negotiation 01:21
      • 20 Agile Negotiation and Conflict Management 01:00
      • 21 Five Levels of Conflict
      • 22 Agile Conflict Resolution 01:51
      • 23 Quiz
      • 24 Summary 01:26
      • 25 Conclusion 00:07
    • Domain 04 - Team Performance - Part 1 13:41
      • 1 Team Performance 00:10
      • 2 Objectives 00:22
      • 3 Team Formation Stages
      • 4 Building High - Performance Teams 01:13
      • 5 HPT - Generalizing Specialist 00:52
      • 6 Attributes of High - Performance Agile Teams 00:25
      • 7 Building Empowered Teams
      • 8 Setting and Managing Expectations
      • 9 Daily Stand - Up Meeting 00:35
      • 10 Introduction to Agile Leadership 01:01
      • 11 Leadership Best Practices 00:53
      • 12 Adaptive Leadership 00:42
      • 13 Adaptive Leadership - ‘Doing Agile’ Tools 00:48
      • 14 Management vs. Leadership 01:02
      • 15 Coaching and Mentoring Within Teams 00:32
      • 16 Agile Coaching 00:44
      • 17 Coaching at Levels 00:19
      • 18 Skills of an Agile Coach
      • 19 Agile Emotional Intelligence 00:35
      • 20 EI and ScrumMastersAgile Project Managers 00:42
      • 21 EI Skills Assessment Framework 01:03
      • 22 Benefits of EQ 00:22
      • 23 Quiz
      • 24 Summary 01:13
      • 25 Conclusion 00:08
    • Domain 04 - Team Performance - Part 2 14:25
      • 1 Team Performance (2) 00:10
      • 2 Objectives 00:24
      • 3 Agile Team Motivation
      • 4 Team Space 00:35
      • 5 Signs of Bad Team Space 00:46
      • 6 Co - Located Teams 00:22
      • 7 Distributed Teams 00:39
      • 8 Co - Located vs Distributed Teams 01:30
      • 9 Osmotic Communication 00:23
      • 10 Collaboration and Coordination 01:12
      • 11 Collaboration Technology 00:38
      • 12 Communication Gap Examples
      • 13 Agile Brainstorming Session 00:29
      • 14 Setting up an Effective Brainstorming Session 00:40
      • 15 Brainstorming Session - Steps 01:23
      • 16 Velocity 01:24
      • 17 Velocity-Example 1
      • 18 Velocity-Example 2
      • 19 Unit of Measure for Velocity 00:54
      • 20 Sample Velocity Chart 00:32
      • 21 Agile Tools 00:35
      • 22 Quiz
      • 23 Summary 01:43
      • 24 Conclusion 00:06
    • Domain 05 - Adaptive Planning - Part 1 26:50
      • 1 Adaptive Planning 00:11
      • 2 Objectives 00:30
      • 3 Multiple Levels of Planning
      • 4 Aligning Agile Projects to Programs and Portfolios 01:27
      • 5 Rolling Wave Planning or Progressive Elaboration 01:14
      • 6 Rolling Wave Planning or Progressive Elaboration (contd.) 00:34
      • 7 Timeboxing 00:49
      • 8 Timeboxing - Best Practices 00:43
      • 9 Timeboxing - Advantages 00:51
      • 10 Estimation 01:20
      • 11 Accuracy vs. Precision 00:40
      • 12 Measures of Project Size 01:00
      • 13 Relative Sizing 00:51
      • 14 Story Points 01:03
      • 15 Story Points (contd.)
      • 16 Story Points Estimation - Steps 00:54
      • 17 Story Points - Estimation by Analogy 00:43
      • 18 Value Points 00:54
      • 19 Ideal Days 00:31
      • 20 Ideal Days (contd.) 00:44
      • 21 Story Points and Ideal Days 01:11
      • 22 Estimation Scale 01:06
      • 23 Wideband Delphi 01:02
      • 24 Wideband Delphi Process 01:48
      • 25 Wideband Delphi Technique-Planning Poker 01:22
      • 26 Planning Poker - Example 00:48
      • 27 Affinity Estimation 00:34
      • 28 Affinity Estimation Process
      • 29 Estimation Using T - Shirt Sizing 00:25
      • 30 Determining Project Size 00:53
      • 31 Project Size Estimation - Real Life Example 00:39
      • 32 Project Size Estimation - Explanation 00:37
      • 33 Quiz
      • 34 Summary 01:17
      • 35 Conclusion 00:09
    • Domain 05 - Adaptive Planning - Part 2 25:11
      • 1 Adaptive Planning 00:12
      • 2 Objectives 00:26
      • 3 Release Plan 01:16
      • 4 Steps in Planning a Release 00:53
      • 5 Release Planning - Example 00:35
      • 6 Release Planning - Example Illustration 00:46
      • 7 Agile Product Roadmap 00:48
      • 8 Iteration Plan 00:52
      • 9 Iteration Length Selection 01:22
      • 10 Length of Iterations - Example 00:41
      • 11 Velocity - Driven Iteration Planning 01:02
      • 12 Commitment - Driven Iteration Planning 01:01
      • 13 Iteration Lifecycle
      • 14 Release Plan vs. Iteration Plan 00:45
      • 15 Value - Based Analysis and Decomposition
      • 16 Determining Initial Schedule and Cost Range Estimates 01:18
      • 17 Determining Initial Schedule and Cost Range Estimates - Example
      • 18 Cone of Uncertainty 00:52
      • 19 Agile Cone of Uncertainty 00:49
      • 20 Velocity Variations 00:56
      • 21 Sprint Reviews 01:12
      • 22 Importance of Sprint Reviews 00:32
      • 23 Sprint Retrospection 00:45
      • 24 Backlog Grooming or Refinement 01:37
      • 25 Backlog Grooming or Refinement - Illustration 00:41
      • 26 Mid - Course Corrections 01:53
      • 27 Mid - Course Corrections - Inspect and Adapt 00:50
      • 28 Release Burndown Chart 00:40
      • 29 Agile Games 00:38
      • 30 Quiz
      • 31 Summary 01:42
      • 32 Conclusion 00:07
    • Domain 06 - Problem Detection and Resolution - Part 1 17:02
      • 1 Problem Detection and Resolution 00:11
      • 2 Objectives 00:28
      • 3 Agile Problem Detection 00:48
      • 4 Problem Detection Techniques 00:19
      • 5 Fishbone Diagram 00:36
      • 6 Fishbone Diagram Analysis 00:48
      • 7 5 Whys Tool 01:23
      • 8 Control Charts 01:12
      • 9 Lead Time and Cycle Time 01:08
      • 10 Escaped Defects 01:05
      • 11 Work In Progress 00:51
      • 12 Work In Progress (contd.) 01:22
      • 13 Cumulative Flow Diagrams 00:34
      • 14 Cumulative Flow Diagrams (contd.)
      • 15 CFD-Little’s Law 01:12
      • 16 Work In Progress-Detailed 00:38
      • 17 CFD with Bottleneck 00:56
      • 18 Agile Problem-Solving 00:24
      • 19 Agile Problem-Solving-Best Practices 01:49
      • 20 Quiz
      • 21 Summary 01:07
      • 22 Conclusion 00:11
    • Domain 06 - Problem Detection and Resolution - Part 2 18:59
      • 1 Problem Detection and Resolution 00:11
      • 2 Objectives 00:22
      • 3 Metric and Measure 00:30
      • 4 Benefits of Metrics 00:28
      • 5 Types of Metrics
      • 6 Baseline Metrics 00:26
      • 7 Actual Metrics or Actuals 00:43
      • 8 Best Practices 00:21
      • 9 Burn Charts 00:37
      • 10 Variance Analysis
      • 11 Trend Analysis 00:57
      • 12 Variance and Trend Analysis 00:36
      • 13 Risk Management in Agile 01:12
      • 14 Risk Management Lifecycle 01:06
      • 15 Step 1-Risk Identification 00:32
      • 16 Risk Identification Opportunities 01:39
      • 17 Step 2-Risk Assessment 00:54
      • 18 Risk Assessment-Risk Census 00:35
      • 19 Step 2-Risk Assessment
      • 20 Step 3-Risk Response Strategies 01:25
      • 21 Step 4-Risk Review 01:05
      • 22 Risk Log
      • 23 Risk Burndown Chart 00:48
      • 24 Risk Profile Graphs 00:51
      • 25 Progressive Risk Reduction 00:55
      • 26 Spike 00:45
      • 27 Agile Failure Modes 00:44
      • 28 Agile Coach Failure Modes
      • 29 Quiz
      • 30 Summary 01:08
      • 31 Conclusion 00:09
    • Domain 07 - Continuous Improvement - Part 1 26:05
      • 1 Continuous Improvement 1 00:12
      • 2 Objectives 00:26
      • 3 Kaizen - Introduction 00:46
      • 4 Kaizen - Introduction (contd.) 00:37
      • 5 Kaizen - Key Aspects 00:17
      • 6 Retrospectives 01:00
      • 7 Retrospectives-Agenda 00:28
      • 8 Importance of Retrospectives 00:33
      • 9 Conducting a Retrospective-Factors 00:35
      • 10 Conducting a Retrospective - Steps
      • 11 Techniques to Conduct Retrospectives 01:08
      • 12 Brainstorming Techniques 00:46
      • 13 Process Analysis Technique 00:48
      • 14 Agile Process Tailoring 01:06
      • 15 Agile Process Tailoring - ShuHaRi
      • 16 Quality in Agile 01:12
      • 17 Project and Quality Standards for Agile Projects 00:43
      • 18 Quality in Agile - Best Practices 00:34
      • 19 Quality Best Practices - Frequent Verification and Validation 01:18
      • 20 Quality Best Practices - Frequent Verification and Validation (contd.) 00:36
      • 21 Quality Best Practices - Exploratory Testing 00:46
      • 22 Quality Best Practices - Exploratory Testing (contd.) 00:32
      • 23 Quality Best Practices - Usability Testing 01:01
      • 24 Quality Best Practices - Test - Driven Development 00:57
      • 25 Quality Best Practices - Test - Driven Development (contd.) 01:22
      • 26 Test - Driven Development - Advantages 01:15
      • 27 Quality Best Practices - Acceptance Test - Driven Development 00:58
      • 28 Acceptance Test - Driven Development Cycle
      • 29 Effectiveness of TDD - Experiment 1 00:55
      • 30 Quality Best Practices - Continuous Integration 01:22
      • 31 Best Practices of Continuous Integration 00:55
      • 32 Quality Best Practices - Definition of Done 00:40
      • 33 Checklist for Story Completion 00:59
      • 34 Quiz
      • 35 Summary 01:09
      • 36 Conclusion 00:09
    • Domain 07 - Continuous Improvement - Part 2 16:12
      • 1 Continuous Improvement 00:13
      • 2 Objectives 00:28
      • 3 Value Stream Mapping 00:54
      • 4 Value Stream Mapping - Stages 01:01
      • 5 Value Stream Mapping-Steps
      • 6 Value Stream Mapping - Example 00:30
      • 7 Value Stream Mapping Example - Solution 00:39
      • 8 Value Stream Mapping Example - Outcome 00:22
      • 9 Seven Forms of Waste 01:38
      • 10 Agile Flowcharts 01:12
      • 11 Flowchart Symbols 00:20
      • 12 Flowchart Sample 00:18
      • 13 Agile Spaghetti Diagrams 00:40
      • 14 Spaghetti Diagrams - Steps 00:44
      • 15 Benefits of Spaghetti Diagram 00:24
      • 16 Self - Assessment 01:00
      • 17 Organizational Self - Assessment 00:29
      • 18 Written Communication in Agile 01:10
      • 19 Facilitated Workshops 01:27
      • 20 Workshop Facilitator 00:58
      • 21 Principles of System Thinking
      • 22 Principles of System Thinking (contd.) 00:34
      • 23 Quiz
      • 24 Summary 01:01
      • 25 Conclusion 00:10
    • What’s next? 05:00
      • The Next Step 05:00
    • Final Words 04:50
      • Final Words 04:50
    • Tips and Tricks 21:10
      • 1 The Strategic Approach x264 02:21
      • 2 The Strategic Approach 01:57
      • 3 Question Strategies 02:25
      • 4 Pairwise Connections 01:44
      • 5 Memorization Chart 02:38
      • 6 Leveraging Practice Exams x264 02:39
      • 7 How to Use your Tutorial Time 02:17
      • 8 Exam Strategies 02:36
      • 9 Exam Application Process 02:33
    • The Agile Practice Guide 33:57
      • 1 The Agile Practice Guide - Part 1 08:36
      • 2 The Agile Practice Guide - Part 2 13:08
      • 3 The Agile Practice Guide - Part 3 12:13
      • 4 Quiz
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  • How will I become a PMI®-Agile Certified Practitioner?

    You must take formal training on PMI Agile Certified Practitioner, gain PMI membership and pay the exam fee directly to schedule your exam. Once you pass the exam successfully, you will be awarded the prestigious PMI-ACP certificate from PMI.
     
    Disclaimer:
    PMI, PMBOK, PMP, PgMP, CAPM, PMI-RMP, PMI-ACP are registered trademarks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

  • What are the prerequisites for PMI Agile Certified Practitioner exam?

    To apply for the PMI Agile Certified Practitioner certification PMI, you should have:
    • A secondary degree or higher
    • 2000 hours of general project management experience in the last five years
    • At least 1,500 hours of experience working on agile project teams during last three years

Course advisor

Jeff Allen
Jeff Allen Project Management and Agile Expert, Consultant, Author

Jeff Allen is a highly-regarded project management and Agile expert with more than 15 years of experience at large companies like Compaq and HP. As an Agile Coach, he has mentored over 5000 professionals globally.

Reviews

Mohan M C
Mohan M C Chennai

Overall a good program. Trainer was able to teach the principles and methodologies effectively and I can apply the rules and technologies to my real life projects.

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Rajaraman H
Rajaraman H Chennai

Training was good; examples and video clips were quite relevant to the ACP syllabus plan. Overall it covered all agile areas.

Ramesh C
Ramesh C Chennai

Training was time boxed, regulation to agile knowledge.

Ravi kumar C,
Ravi kumar C, Chennai

I have successfully cleared PMI ACP exam on 2nd Feb 2013. My special thanks to simplilearn. Simplilearn course and material was one of my major factor influenced to clear this exam. The course content was simple, straight forward and exam oriented. Even the cost of the course was affordable.

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Soumendra Kumar Das
Soumendra Kumar Das Director - Projects at Cognizant Technology Solutions, Kolkata

I have registered for the Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) course from Simplilearn. The content of the self-paced learning program is excellent. The best part is that the subunits in each of the domains are very well organized. Simplilearn does not just try to make you pass the examination, they prepare you in such a way that the fundamentals are clarified as well.

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Senthil Kumar
Senthil Kumar Project Manager at Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions, Bangalore

The trainer's way of explaining things and handling questions was very good. Overall I am very satisfied with the course. Thank you Simplilearn.

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SRINIVASA
SRINIVASA Solutions Architect, Hyderabad

Single comprehensive resource to learn all about PMI-ACP. The course is very informative and drastically reduces the study time needed to prepare for and pass PMI-ACP exam.

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Balaji Natarajan
Balaji Natarajan Project Manager, Bangalore

Excellent training. Provides a complete knowledge of all the key functionality of agile and tips for clearing the exam.

Rajesh Nagwekar
Rajesh Nagwekar Pune

The training content was modified as per my requirement. All questions were clarified and they were practical . The sessions were completed on time without missing any areas.

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Alok Upadyay
Alok Upadyay Agile Coach & Leadership Trainer, Pune

Good experience about agile methodologies, tools and techniques . The pointers and task oriented games were amazingly helpful in understanding the key concepts.

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Sachin Joshi
Sachin Joshi Pune

The trainer had a very good knowledge about the methodology, he answered all our queries. The focus was on making the concept clearer.

Saurabh Saxena
Saurabh Saxena Delhi

Training was very good . The course coverage was in-depth and with clarity.

Manas Mohanty
Manas Mohanty Mumbai

Tips provided by trainer is excellent & provide good value., He was able to answer questions and had clarity in expression. The course material covered all the topics & was well structured. I am yet to go through online content but I have gained needed confidence.

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Hrishikesh Deshpande
Hrishikesh Deshpande Mumbai

Great faculty, very helpful & supportive. The entire experience of this training has been seamless and rich. Learned a lot about agile.

Mandar Gandhi
Mandar Gandhi Mumbai

Provided directions, enhance interest, knowledge. Very good motivator, problem solver, concepts cleared. Topics covered in depth. Highly recommended.

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FAQs

  • What is the average salary for a Agile Coach in Chennai?

    According to PayScale, Agile Coachs in Chennai can earn an average salary of Rs 1,200,000 a year. The earning potential can increase for individuals who have undergone a PMI-ACP® Certification program.

  • What are other types of roles within the Agile and Scrum space available in Chennai?

    Other roles within the Agile and Scrum space available in Chennai are

    • Core Java with Agile
    • Agile Consultant

  • Which companies are hiring Agile Coachs in Chennai?

    Companies like Capgemini, TCS, Auxo Technologies, Fidelity, Cognizant are looking for skilled Agile and Scrum experts in Chennai.

  • Who are our instructors and how are they selected?

    All of our highly qualified trainers are PMI-ACP® credentials holders with at least 15 years of experience training and working in the agile domain. Each of them has gone through a rigorous selection process that includes profile screening, technical evaluation, and a training demo before they are certified to train for us. We also ensure that only those trainers with a high alumni rating remain on our faculty.

  • Is the course aligned to the latest exam and course changes implemented by PMI?

    Yes our training is completely aligned to the latest update done to the course by PMI for the year 2018.

  • What certification will I receive?

    After successful completion of the training, you will be awarded the course completion certificate along with the 21 hours PDU certificate from Simplilearn. Once you successfully pass the PMI-ACP Certification exam, you will also receive the Prestigious PMI-ACP certification from PMI.

  • Is this live training, or will I watch pre-recorded videos?

    All of the classes are conducted via live online streaming. They are interactive sessions that enable you to ask questions and participate in discussions during class time. We do, however, provide recordings of each session you attend for your future reference. Classes are attended by a global audience to enrich your learning experience.

  • What tools do I need to attend the PMI ACP training sessions?

    The tools you’ll need to attend PMI ACP training are:
    Windows: Windows XP SP3 or higher
    Mac: OSX 10.6 or higher
    Internet speed: Preferably 512 Kbps or higher
    Headset, speakers and microphone: You’ll need headphones or speakers to hear instruction clearly, as well as a microphone to talk to others. You can use a headset with a built-in microphone, or separate speakers and microphone.

  • What is included with the PMI ACP training?

    You will get access to our e-learning content, practice simulation tests and an online participant handbook that cross references the e-learning to reinforce what you’ve learned.

  • Is PMI ACP exam fee included in the course fee?

    No. The PMI ACP exam fee is not included in the course fee. It must be paid by you directly to the Project Management Institute (PMI) for the application and examination.

  • How many questions are there in the PMI-ACP® exam?

    The PMI-ACP examination consists of 100 scored items and 20 unscored (pre-test) items. The unscored items will not be identified and will be randomly distributed throughout the exam. The duration of the exam is three hours.

  • Do you provide assistance for the PMI ACP exam application process?

    The course provides an introduction to the application process for the PMI ACP certification exam and will show you how to best pass the exam with tips and tricks, strategies and tools. You can also receive assistance from community.simplilearn.com and get your questions answered from others who have taken the course.

  • How does Simplilearn assure me that the training and course material delivered are effective?

    Our PMI ACP course is designed to deliver a first attempt pass rate of 100%. With a hands-on learning approach, the training not only gives you the confidence to clear the exam but also helps you retain the knowledge beyond the examination.

  • Can I cancel my enrollment? Do I get a refund?

    Yes, you can cancel your enrollment. We provide you a refund after deducting the administration fee. To learn more, please see our Refund Policy.

  • I’d like to learn more about this training program. Whom should I contact?

    Contact us using the form on the right of any page on the Simplilearn website, or select the Live Chat link. Our customer service representatives can provide you with more details.

  • What is the Certification Process?

    Simplilearn has a well-defined certification process that helps you face the challenges of the IT world.  You need to meet following conditions to unlock the certificate:

    • You need to complete at least 85% of the course or attend one complete batch
    • If your course has simulation exams you will need to complete it with the minimum passing score.
    • You need to submit a project and get it approved by our panel of subject matter experts.
    • In the case that your project is rejected, our subject matter experts will provide all necessary help to pass the project in your next attempt.

  • What is Global Teaching Assistance?

    Our teaching assistants are a dedicated team of subject matter experts here to help you get certified in your first attempt. They engage students proactively to ensure the course path is being followed and help you enrich your learning experience, from class onboarding to project mentoring and job assistance. Teaching Assistance is available during business hours.

  • What is covered under the 24/7 Support promise?

    We offer 24/7 support through email, chat, and calls. We also have a dedicated team that provides on-demand assistance through our community forum. What’s more, you will have lifetime access to the community forum, even after completion of your course with us.

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