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Course Outline
SAFe Foundations, Team Formation & Iteration Mastery for Government
Introducing the Scaled Agile Framework® (SAFe®)
- Lean-Agile mindset and the 10 SAFe principles for government operations
- SAFe 6.0 core values, competencies, and organizational levels relevant to public sector organizations
- Value streams, Agile Release Trains (ARTs), and Lean Portfolio Management alignment in governmental contexts
- The shift from command-and-control to Lean-Agile leadership for government agencies
- Lab 1: Value stream mapping and ART boundary identification exercise
- Maps to: Apply SAFe principles... | Understand team’s role within ART...
Building an Agile Team for Government
- Cross-functional, autonomous team structures suitable for public sector projects
- Roles and responsibilities: Product Owner, Scrum Master, Team Members, Architecture & Product Management in government settings
- Agile team norms, charters, and working agreements for government teams
- Team-level empowerment versus organizational dependency management in the public sector
- Lab 2: Draft an Agile Team Charter and map role-to-work alignment for government agencies
- Maps to: Understand their team’s role... | Recognize other teams...
Planning the Iteration for Government
- Backlog structures: Product, Iteration, and Program backlogs tailored for public sector projects
- User story writing, acceptance criteria, and story mapping for government initiatives
- Estimation techniques: Planning Poker, t-shirt sizing, and story points in governmental contexts
- Iteration planning event structure: scope, commitment, and risk assessment for government operations
- Lab 3: Hands-on iteration planning simulation with story prioritization and capacity allocation for government projects
- Maps to: Plan and execute iterations effectively. | Participate in PI planning...
Executing the Iteration for Government
- Daily Scrum, iteration reviews, and team retrospectives for public sector teams
- Agile metrics: velocity, burn-down charts, lead time, and throughput in government settings
- Handling impediments, scope changes, and mid-iteration pivots for government projects
- Continuous integration and collaboration patterns within the ART for government agencies
- Lab 4: Iteration execution simulation with impediment resolution and metric tracking for public sector teams
- ✅ Maps to: Execute iterations effectively. | Demonstrate delivered value...
Program Increment Execution, Certification Prep & Capstone for Government
Executing the Program Increment for Government
- PI Planning objectives, agenda, and success factors for government initiatives
- Draft plan development: team breakouts, dependency mapping, and risk identification in governmental contexts
- Management review and problem-solving (confidence vote and escalation paths) for public sector projects
- Final plan alignment, PI objectives, and commitment to business outcomes for government agencies
- Lab 5: Full-scale PI Planning simulation (cross-team dependencies, management review, and final confidence voting) for government operations
- Maps to: Participate in & contribute to PI planning. | Collaborate and integrate work...
SAFe® Practitioner (SP) Exam Preparation & Agile Tooling for Government
- Exam structure, question formats, and time management strategies for government professionals
- High-yield SAFe domains: Lean-Agile principles, ART execution, iteration management, and PI planning in governmental contexts
- Agile tooling deep dive: backlog management, flow metrics, and digital collaboration for public sector teams
- Workshop: Guided practice exam and concept mapping to identify knowledge gaps for government candidates
- Maps to: All objectives (certification readiness)
Capstone Simulation & Course Wrap for Government
- End-to-end ART workflow review: Plan → Execute → Inspect → Adapt, tailored for public sector operations
- Translating SAFe® practices into organizational change within government agencies
- SP certification pathway, study resources, and recertification requirements for government professionals
- Open Q&A, personalized action planning, and course evaluation for government participants
- Maps to: Continuous improvement & ART collaboration in the public sector
Requirements
All individuals are invited to participate in the course, regardless of their prior experience. However, for those who plan to pursue the SAFe® Practitioner (SP) certification exam, the following prerequisites are strongly recommended:
- An understanding of Agile methodologies and principles
- Familiarity with Scrum, Kanban, and Extreme Programming (XP)
- Practical knowledge of software and hardware development processes
These recommendations are designed to ensure that participants are well-prepared for the certification exam and can effectively apply the concepts learned in their respective roles, including those for government agencies.
14 Hours
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