Certified Scrum Master ( Csm ) Training – From Zero To Csm

The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Becoming a Certified Scrum Master

What you'll learn

Foundations of Agile – Understand the core principles of Agile and how Scrum fits within the Agile framework.

Scrum Roles – Deep dive into the three key roles: Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development Team.

Scrum Events – Learn the purpose, structure, and best practices of all Scrum ceremonies (Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective).

Scrum Artifacts – Explore Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and Increment, and how transparency is maintained through them.

Scrum Master Responsibilities – Master the day-to-day responsibilities and servant leadership qualities of a Scrum Master.

Implementing Scrum in Real Projects – Practical application of Scrum in real-world projects and teams.

Scrum Anti-Patterns – Identify common pitfalls and how to avoid them in Scrum implementation.

Agile Estimation Techniques – Learn techniques like Planning Poker, T-shirt sizing, and story points.

CSM Exam Preparation – Get ready for the Certified Scrum Master certification with mock questions and tips.

Tools & Templates – Access practical tools and templates used in Scrum environments (like Sprint boards, burndown charts).

Requirements

No prior experience needed – This course is beginner-friendly and designed for absolute newcomers to Scrum and Agile.

Basic computer literacy – Students should be comfortable using a computer and navigating online content.

Internet connection – Required for accessing course materials, resources, and updates.

Willingness to learn – A proactive mindset and curiosity are essential.

English proficiency – Since the course is in English, basic reading and listening skills are needed.

Notebook or digital note app – Helpful for jotting down key points and taking personal notes.

Optional: Project management familiarity – Having some understanding of traditional project management may help, but is not required.

Commitment to completion – Time and focus to go through all modules, quizzes, and assignments.

Interest in Agile practices – A genuine interest in improving team collaboration and delivering value.

A quiet space for learning – For maximum concentration during lectures and practice sessions.

Description

Are you looking to break into Agile project management? Do you want to become a Certified Scrum Master (CSM) and confidently lead high-performing Agile teams?Welcome to "Certified Scrum Master (CSM) Training – From Zero to CSM", a complete beginner-friendly course designed to take you from having no knowledge of Scrum to being fully prepared to pass the Certified Scrum Master exam and succeed in real-world Agile environments.In today’s fast-paced tech landscape, Scrum has become the go-to Agile framework across industries — from software development to marketing and product management. Organizations are actively hiring Scrum Masters who can facilitate collaboration, remove obstacles, and drive continuous improvement. This course is your stepping stone to becoming one of them.Whether you're new to Agile, transitioning from traditional project management, or looking to validate your skills with certification, this course provides the tools, knowledge, and confidence you need.What You’ll LearnThe Agile mindset and how Scrum fits into AgileScrum roles: Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Development TeamKey Scrum events: Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and RetrospectiveCore Scrum artifacts: Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, and IncrementResponsibilities and leadership traits of a Scrum MasterHow to implement Scrum effectively in real-world projectsAgile estimation techniques like story points and Planning PokerHow to handle impediments, team dynamics, and continuous improvementCommon Scrum anti-patterns and how to avoid themCSM exam tips, mock questions, and preparation strategiesCourse HighlightsBeginner-friendly: No prior Agile or Scrum experience neededClear, practical explanations of Scrum principles and real-world applicationsDownloadable resources, templates, and checklistsPractice quizzes and mock exam questionsLifetime access and regular course updatesCertificate of completion Take the First Step Toward Your Scrum Master CertificationBy the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence to pass the CSM exam, contribute effectively to Scrum teams, and lead Agile initiatives with clarity and purpose.Enroll now and start your journey toward becoming a Certified Scrum Master today!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Become an Agile Scrum Master

Lecture 2 Your Experience with this course

Lecture 3 The Agile Manifesto Explained

Lecture 4 Predictive V/S Adaptive Approach to Development

Lecture 5 Scrum Explained High Level Overview - PART I

Lecture 6 Scrum Explained High Level Overview - PART II

Lecture 7 The 5 Values Scrum Teams Respect & Work By

Lecture 8 Recap Of The Key Concepts (Watch A Few Times)

Section 2: The Scrum Events

Lecture 9 Introduction to the Scrum Team

Lecture 10 The Scrum Master - Part 1

Lecture 11 The Scrum Master - Part 2

Lecture 12 The Product Owner - Part 1

Lecture 13 The Product Owner - Part 2

Lecture 14 The Developers - Part 1

Lecture 15 The Developers - Part 2

Lecture 16 Skills Within A Scrum Team

Lecture 17 Recap Of The Key Concepts (Watch A Few Times)

Section 3: The Scrum Team - Scrum Master, Product Owners and Developers

Lecture 18 Introduction to Scrum Events

Lecture 19 Timeboxing: Simple Yet Powerful Concept Behind Scrum Events

Lecture 20 The Sprint - The Heart Of Scrum!

Lecture 21 The Sprint Planning Event - Let's Answer “Why”, "What" & "How"

Lecture 22 The Daily Scrum Event - Who Is Required To Participate?

Lecture 23 The Sprint Review Event - Let's Show What We've Built!

Lecture 24 The Sprint Retrospective Event - Let's Inspect Not The Product But The Team

Lecture 25 The Length Of The Scrum Events - Clarifications

Lecture 26 Recap Of The Key Concepts (Watch A Few Times)

Section 4: The Scrum Artifacts & Their Commitments

Lecture 27 Introduction to Scrum Artifacts & Commitments

Lecture 28 The Product Backlog

Lecture 29 The Product Goal

Lecture 30 The Sprint Backlog & Sprint Goal

Lecture 31 The Increment

Lecture 32 The Definition of Done

Lecture 33 Recap of Key Concepts

Section 5: Practice Charts Often Used in Scrum

Lecture 34 The Story Points

Lecture 35 The Planning Poker

Lecture 36 The Burn-Down Charts

Lecture 37 The Burn-Up Charts

Lecture 38 The Cone of Uncertainty

Lecture 39 The Technical Debt

Lecture 40 Recap of the Key Concepts

Aspiring Scrum Masters – Anyone looking to start a career as a Certified Scrum Master.,Project Managers – PMs wanting to transition from Waterfall to Agile methodologies.,Product Owners – Individuals seeking to understand the Scrum Master role for better collaboration.,Software Developers – Developers wanting to integrate better with Scrum teams.,QA/Testers – Test professionals aiming to work more effectively in Agile environments.,Agile Coaches – Beginners who want to become Agile mentors or coaches in the future.,Business Analysts – BAs looking to support Agile teams more efficiently.,Team Leaders/Managers – Those looking to lead Agile teams or adopt Scrum in their departments.,Students/Graduates – Freshers looking to enter the IT/Project Management industry with a Scrum certification.,Entrepreneurs/Startups – Founders wanting to manage product development through Agile practices.