About this course:

What is Agile Certified Practitioner? Let’s a look at that first before we move on to the details. The Agile Certified Practitioner (ACP) from the Project Management Institute (PMI) is for project management experts whose associations right now use or are transitioning to agile practices. This course captures the capacities and highlights of PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)® to set you up for the certification test. Candidates will find out regarding the application procedure and the test, Agile standards, dynamic system development.

Gaining PMI-ACP® certification shows you have what it takes to actualize value driven delivery while encouraging constant improvement through improved communication and joint effort.

Through genuine situations, you will audit Agile techniques and proven methodologies, and influence PMI's seven domains of practices to make a customized self-study plan and increment the adequacy of your test preparation.

ACP is one of the most current certifications offered by PMI and is relied upon to turn into the industry-wide accepted certification for agile in the near future. This ACP test prep course is intended to show you the standards and practices of agile, which includes Scrum, XP , Kanban and Lean.

The average pay for Agile Certified Practitioner is $123,000 per year.

Course Objective:

When you will finish this ACP course, you would:

•       Explore the tools, methods, information, and abilities tended to in the test
•       Learn about different proven agile techniques
•       Learn how to implement these techniques in real-life scenarios
•       Practice for the test with test questions and exercises
•       Become knowledgeable in Agile manifesto and it’s principles
•       Be able to detect problems and troubleshoot them

Audience:

This course is designed for:

Project manager looking to take up on the role of agile project manager

Prerequisites:

•       2,000 hours of generic experience in project handling chipping away at teams. A current PMP® or PgMP® will fulfil this necessity yet isn't needed to apply for the PMI-ACP.
•       1,500 hours dealing with agile project management team or with agile techniques and methodologies. This necessity is notwithstanding the 2,000 hours of generic experience in project handling.
•       21 contact long periods of training in agile practices.