🏃 Agile, Scrum & PMI-ACP (Exam-Prep)

A free, independent exam-preparation course that works through the publicly published PMI-ACP domains and the wider agile body of practice — Scrum, Kanban, Lean, XP and SAFe-style scaling — using visual lessons, original self-check questions and a final exam. It teaches the agile mindset, frameworks and metrics that the PMI-ACP examination samples. It is awareness and preparation only; it is not the official PMI course or examination and claims no affiliation with or endorsement by PMI or the Agile Alliance. The course is organized into 10 modules, ending with a final exam (pass mark 70%). It is independent, free exam-preparation training — not an official or accredited review course.

What you'll learn

• Agile Principles, Mindset & the Agile Manifesto
• Agile Frameworks: Scrum, Kanban, XP, Lean & SAFe
• Value-Driven Delivery & Prioritization
• Stakeholder Engagement & Communication
• Scrum Roles, Events & Artifacts
• Backlog Management, User Stories & Estimation
• Agile Planning: Release & Iteration Planning and Velocity
• Agile Metrics: Burndown, Burnup, Throughput & Cumulative Flow
• Continuous Improvement & Retrospectives
• Risk, Quality & Adaptive Problem Detection in Agile

Learning objectives

• Understand that this is independent PMI-ACP exam-prep over the public domains, not the official PMI course or exam
• Explain the Agile Manifesto's four values and twelve principles and the agile mindset behind them
• Run Scrum end to end — roles, the five events and the three artefacts with their commitments
• Apply Kanban and Lean — flow, WIP limits, pull, and the elimination of the eight wastes
• Use Extreme Programming engineering practices to keep quality high while moving fast
• Build and order a value-driven backlog with user stories, INVEST, estimation and prioritisation
• Plan and forecast with story points, velocity, burndown/burn-up charts and release planning
• Foster high-performing, self-organising teams and serve them as a servant leader
• Scale agile across teams and adapt the approach to context using SAFe, LeSS and Disciplined Agile ideas
• Sit a 10-question exam-style final (80% to pass) built from original questions across all domains