Scrum Master II Certification Prep & Mock Exams (SM 2)
Pass Scrum Master (SM II) Certifications in Agile Scrum: Master difficult scenarios as a Scrum Master (Prep for SM 2)
Lo que serás capaz de hacer
This is an unofficial course and is not endorsed by, or affiliated with any Scrum organization. This course will help to prepare you for taking more intermediate Scrum Master certifications, for example, Scrum .org's Professional Scrum Master® level 2 (PSM II®) assessment, but it is not official training for PSM II®. Please see the end of this description for more information. Boost your CV with a more advanced Scrum Master qualification. Prepare to take a Scrum Master level II certification. Many people hold beginner-level Scrum Master certifications, but you can become one of the few with the more advanced Scrum Master certification! Learn how to use Scrum effectively to handle the most challenging scenarios. Do you want to take your Scrum knowledge to the next level? Great, then this course is for you! This unofficial course will present you with difficult example situations and teach you how to handle them using Scrum to find the best solutions. It will help you become a more effective Scrum Master that can lead a team to become effective and professional, utilising professional Scrum. Knowing Scrum is common, but knowing how to use Scrum in some of the most challenging management scenarios is a real advantage. If you are an entrepreneur with an idea, this course will teach you how to make a team self-manage, and turn your vision into a reality ready for the marketplace, backed by real-world feedback and reduced risk. After taking this course, you will have a good understanding of the skills necessary for effective leadership as a Scrum Master and be well prepared to take level 2 Scrum Master certifications. Until now, you might have struggled to manage a team to build the right product or solution. Or, you might have finished a project and the item developed was over budget, delayed and once launched it didn't get as many users as you hoped. If this sounds familiar, then this course will help! Who is your instructor? Michael James is a UK Business and Leadership Instructor who has over a decade of experience in management and leadership in the corporate environment and has been working in product development for over 10 years as both a private consultant and for one of the largest organizations in the UK. Michael James has also managed and built many private entrepreneurial mobile app and website products with 1000s of downloads and users. This course covers the entire Scrum theory essentials focusing on the Product Owner. It also includes software practicals and advice from tried and tested experience: This course covers the entire Scrum theory essentials focusing on the Scrum Master. It also includes example scenario questions and explanations on the following: Agile and Scrum are explained in a greater depth Certification exam preparation Practice questions with detailed explanations Questions inspired by the Scrum Master level II certification exams Certification assessment tips Example problem scenarios and how to handle them How to apply Scrum in challenging situations Developing people and teams How to handle problematic team members How to handle difficult stakeholders Scrum Master coaching and leadership Organizational culture and Scrum adoption Finding solutions to differeing opinions and conflict Dealing with Technical Debt Coaching in the Scrum Values How to handle dependencies Scaled Scrum Nexus Scrum Scrum Theory Scrum Values Empiricism Evidence-based management Professional vs mechanical Scrum The Product Owner role The Scrum Master role The Developer role The Scrum Events The Scrum Artifacts The Scrum Guide The Sprint Sprint Planning Sprint Review Sprint Retrospective Common problems and solutions and much more! Anyone who is looking to build a career in Scrum, Agile and management must understand the above. If you don't, then this course is perfect for you. So go ahead and click the enrol button, and we'll see you in lesson 1! Cheers, Mike The statements made and opinions expressed herein belong exclusively to Michael James and are not shared by or represent the viewpoint of Scrum org. This training does not constitute an endorsement of any product, service or point of view. Scrum org makes no representations, warranties or assurances of any kind, express or implied, as to the completeness, accuracy, reliability, suitability, availability or currency of the content contained in this presentation or any material related to this presentation. In no event shall Scrum org, its agents, officers, employees, licensees or affiliates be liable for any damages whatsoever (including, without limitation, damages for loss of profits, business information, loss of information) arising out of the information or statements contained in the training. Any reliance you place on such content is strictly at your own risk.
- Preparation and advice for taking the Scrum Master II certification
- Advance your Scrum knowledge to the next level with a detailed look at the more difficult Scrum concepts
- A close look at many challenging scenarios and how to deal with them correctly using Scrum
- A deep dive on the types of questions and topics you may get asked in the assessment
- About the Scrum Master II certification with all the preparation necessary to take the assessment
- Tried and tested advice on applying the Scrum theory in practice
Temario
UNIDAD 1 - Intro · 12 leccionesUNIDAD 1 - Intro
UNIDAD 1 - Intro
- Introduction Scrum Master II
- Essential Reading
- Join the Student Group
- Get Your Scrum Master Job
- Where to go to buy and take the PSM II ® assesment (PSM 2)
- Free resources for additional learning
- The Scrum Guide Expansion Pack 2025
- More Free Scrum Questions Answered
- My Scrum Summary Booklet (Downloadable PDF)
- Scrum Summary Booklet
- Follow me on LinkedIn
- This is an Unofficial course not endorsed by Scrum.org
UNIDAD 2 - Empiricism · 9 leccionesUNIDAD 2 - Empiricism
UNIDAD 2 - Empiricism
- Empiricism Introduction
- Question Section Explained
- Q1 - What is Scrum based on?
- Q2 - How do you define Empiricism?
- Q3 - Shorter or longer Sprints?
- Q4 - How does Scrum apply Empiricism?
- Q5 - Pillars of Empirical Process Control
- Q6 - Stakeholders not attending, the effect on Empiricism
- Empiricism Summary
UNIDAD 3 - Scrum Values · 13 leccionesUNIDAD 3 - Scrum Values
UNIDAD 3 - Scrum Values
- Scrum Values Commitment & Respect
- Q1 - A heated argument
- Q2 - Pressure from Stakeholder
- Scrum Values Courage
- Q3 - Developer is left out
- Scrum Values Courage scenario introduction
- Q4 - Environment changes causes issues
- Scrum Values Openness
- Q5 - A velocity problem
- Scrum Values Focus
- Q6 - Only just meeting the Sprint Goal
- Q7 - Daily Scrum running over
- Scrum Values Summary
UNIDAD 4 - Scrum Team · 13 leccionesUNIDAD 4 - Scrum Team
UNIDAD 4 - Scrum Team
- Scrum Team Introduction
- Q1 - Making the first Sprint productive
- New Team problems
- Q2 - Changing team members
- Q3 - Making a Nexus
- Scaled Scrum
- Q4 - Splitting a big group into Scrum Teams
- Q5 - Too many Developers
- Component vs Feature Teams
- Q6 - Siloed Teams
- Q7 - Component team short term pros
- Component and Feature teams further reading
- Scrum Team Summary
UNIDAD 5 - Scrum Events · 12 leccionesUNIDAD 5 - Scrum Events
UNIDAD 5 - Scrum Events
- Scrum Events Introduction
- Q1 - First Event of the Sprint
- Sprint Events Lengths
- Q2 - Time between Sprints?
- Q3 - Daily Scrum Questions
- The Daily Scrum
- Q4 - Teams in different time zones
- Events and Timeboxing
- Q5 - Where to have the Daily Scrum
- Q6 - Hardening Sprint bad practice
- Q7 - Who chooses the Daily Scrum location?
- Scrum Events Summary
UNIDAD 6 - Scrum Artifacts · 7 leccionesUNIDAD 6 - Scrum Artifacts
UNIDAD 6 - Scrum Artifacts
- Scrum Artifacts Introduction
- Q1 - When are Artifacts reviewed
- Scrum Artifacts Explained
- Q2 - Increments in the same environment
- Q3 - How many increments per Sprint?
- Q4 - When an increment is born, and who can edit it?
- Scrum Artifacts Summary
UNIDAD 7 - Done · 12 leccionesUNIDAD 7 - Done
UNIDAD 7 - Done
- "Done" Introduction
- Q1 - Description of Definition of Done
- Q2 - Proper use of velocity
- Q3 - High velocity but Sprint Goal not met
- Q4 - Reduction of Definition of Done bad practice
- Changing Defo of Done & Q5 - Should all items be done by Sprint End?
- Q6 - What does Done mean?
- Q7 - What to do if Definition of Done is not met
- Q8 - Documentation in the Definition of Done
- Scaled Scrum and the same Definition of Done
- Q9 - Should the Definition of Done include testing?
- Done Summary
UNIDAD 8 - Self-management · 19 leccionesUNIDAD 8 - Self-management
UNIDAD 8 - Self-management
- Self-management Introduction
- Q1 - who plans the work?
- Q2 - What is true about the Sprint Goal
- Q3 - Self-management and timeboxes
- Signs of Self-management
- Q4 - Signs a team is Self-managing
- Signs a team is Self-managing continued
- Boundaries and Timeboxing to aid self-management
- Self-management and the Scrum Master's involvement
- Q5 - Self-management to solve team disagreements
- Q6 - Team argument
- Values not shown in team arguments
- Q11 - Disruptive Developer
- Q7 - Reliance on an external specialist
- Self-management and the Scrum Values
- Q8 - Work distribution between teams
- Q9 - Scaled Scrum start and end dates of Sprints
- Q10 - One person taking too much time in the Daily Scrum
- Self-management Summary
UNIDAD 9 - Facilitation · 4 leccionesUNIDAD 9 - Facilitation
UNIDAD 9 - Facilitation
- Facilitation Introduction
- Q1 - External Specialist dependency
- Q2 - PO not attending the Retrospectives
- Facilitation Summary
UNIDAD 10 - Coaching and mentoring · 10 leccionesUNIDAD 10 - Coaching and mentoring
UNIDAD 10 - Coaching and mentoring
- Coaching and Mentoring Introduction
- Q1 - Over running the Daily Scrum
- Q2 - Over running the Sprint Review
- Q3 - A new Product Owner
- Q4 - Keeping Events true to their purpose
- Q5 - Cheering Done items in the Sprint
- Q6 - Sprint Review too fast - a cross-functional team
- Q7 - When the developers don't have the skills and tools
- Mechanical Scrum to Professional Scrum
- Coaching and Mentoring Summary
UNIDAD 11 - Product Backlog Management · 20 leccionesUNIDAD 11 - Product Backlog Management
UNIDAD 11 - Product Backlog Management
- Product Backlog Management Introduction & "Ready"
- Q1 - How are items considered ready for Sprint Planning?
- Q2 - How much time should be spent on backlog refinement?
- Q 2.5 - When should Product Backlog Refinement be done?
- Q3 - Ordering the Product Backlog
- Scaled Scrum and the Product backlog
- Q4 - Multiple teams same Product Backlog?
- Q5 - Bringing in an additional team concerns
- Q6 - Pressure to release
- Q7 - Who is best to discuss dependencies?
- Product Backlog Changes
- Q8 - Can Sprint Backlog items be changed mid-sprint?
- Q9 - How to handle items added from outside of the Product Backlog
- Q10 - Yikes, the development is more complex than anticipated
- Q11 - What to do with changes that are needed
- Developers and the Product Backlog
- Q12 - How to ensure the Developers understand the Product Backlog items
- Product Owner Delegation
- Q13 - Can't finish all the items in a Sprint
- Product Backlog Management Summary
UNIDAD 12 - Stakeholders and Customers · 8 leccionesUNIDAD 12 - Stakeholders and Customers
UNIDAD 12 - Stakeholders and Customers
- Stakeholders Introduction
- Q1 - Budget cuts
- Q2 - Disappointed stakeholders
- Q3 - Pressure from a key stakeholder
- Q4 - Who is the most important stakeholder?
- Q5 - When can the Scrum Team meet the stakeholders?
- Q6 - Unsatisfied stakeholders
- Stakeholders Summary
UNIDAD 13 - Risk · 16 leccionesUNIDAD 13 - Risk
UNIDAD 13 - Risk
- How Scrum reduces risk
- Q1 - Feedback after a major release
- Q2 - Things to consider to decide the Sprint length
- Q3 - Product Owner bad practice risks
- Q4 - Developers working in silos risk
- Q5 - Risk of having the Daily Scrum every 2 days (breaking Scrum)
- Q6 - Risk with the Product and emergency changes
- Adapting as soon as needed after inspection
- The risk of Technical Debt
- Q7 - Technical debt building up
- Q8 - The relationship between velocity and technical debt
- Q9 - The relationship between delivery and technical debt
- Q10 - Pressure to release and missing testing
- Q11 - Trying to predict the next release on bad information
- Q12 - Product Owner delaying release
- Risk Summary
UNIDAD 14 - Organization Design, Culture and Leadership · 6 leccionesUNIDAD 14 - Organization Design, Culture and Leadership
UNIDAD 14 - Organization Design, Culture and Leadership
- True Leader
- Organization Culture Introduction
- Q1 - Coaching others to keep to the Scrum framework
- Culture continued
- Q2 - Not applying Scrum properly
- Culture Summary
UNIDAD 15 - Practice Being a Scrum Master · 1 leccionesUNIDAD 15 - Practice Being a Scrum Master
UNIDAD 15 - Practice Being a Scrum Master
- Facilitating Conflict Resolution for a Scrum Team
UNIDAD 16 - Prepare for the Scrum certification exam · 5 leccionesUNIDAD 16 - Prepare for the Scrum certification exam
UNIDAD 16 - Prepare for the Scrum certification exam
- Exam Tips for the assesment
- Exam Tips
- Where you can find more questions to try for free
- How to use the 2 Practice Exams
- Quick Bullet Points to remember
UNIDAD 17 - All the Questions in 2 Practice Exams · 2 leccionesUNIDAD 17 - All the Questions in 2 Practice Exams
UNIDAD 17 - All the Questions in 2 Practice Exams
- Questions from Empiricism to coaching and mentoring
- Questions from Product Backlog Management to Organizational Design & Culture
UNIDAD 18 - Final thoughts · 2 leccionesUNIDAD 18 - Final thoughts
UNIDAD 18 - Final thoughts
- Thanks and one last thing
- Bonus and Discounts
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- Lo emite la Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP), a través del Gobierno del Estado de México
- Documento oficial con folio verificable en línea
- Lo otorga la Universidad Tecnológica Fidel Velázquez
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- Constancia privada emitida por la misma plataforma
- Solo acredita horas cursadas o asistencia
- Sin respaldo de una autoridad educativa
Tu itinerario, de la inscripción al certificado
- 1
Inscripción con pago único
Pagas $2,800 MXN una sola vez y entras de inmediato al curso.
- 2
Estudias a tu ritmo
18 unidades con videos, lecturas y actividades, disponibles 24/7 durante 12 meses.
- 3
Cuestionarios por unidad
2 cuestionarios para comprobar lo aprendido.
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Certificado
Emitido por la SEP a través del Gobierno del Estado de México, con folio verificable.
Un certificado oficial de la SEP
- Emitido por la Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP), a través del Gobierno del Estado de México. No es una constancia privada: es un documento oficial, y ese respaldo marca la diferencia frente a otras plataformas en línea.
- Contenido impartido por Michael James (PSM I, PSM II, PSM III, PSPO 1, PSPO II, SPS certified).
- Folio y QR verificables para compartirlo con quien te contrate.
Empieza hoy, a tu ritmo
Un solo pago y acceso inmediato al curso completo durante 12 meses.
- 18 unidades · 171 lecciones · 60 h
- 12 meses de acceso
- 2 cuestionarios de evaluación
- Certificado emitido por la SEP (Gob. del Estado de México) con folio verificable
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¿Cómo es el pago?
Un solo pago de $2,800 MXN. No hay mensualidades ni cargos recurrentes.
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12 meses desde tu inscripción, 24/7, para avanzar a tu ritmo.
¿Quién imparte el contenido?
El curso es impartido por Michael James (PSM I, PSM II, PSM III, PSPO 1, PSPO II, SPS certified); INEC gestiona tu inscripción, evaluación y certificado.
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