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Agile for Hardware and Multidisciplinary Eng Solution​

Overview

Learning Goals

Prerequisites

Audience

Overview

2 days
Scrum and Agile may seem less relevant for products with long, non-homogenous development lifecycles, such as electrical circuit board development or practical research.
During this two day course, attendees will learn how they can practice Agile and Lean with multidisciplinary solutions consisting of domains that may include electrical hardware, mechanical systems, chemical engineering, practical research, systems integration, software, or any other engineering domain. Attendees will learn new Agile practices relevant to these domains, review various industry examples, and will be able to share their own use cases and discuss them. The course is interactive and includes many exercises.

Goals

After attending the class attendees should be able to

  • Lead multidisciplinary engineering products and solutions with a Lean and Agile mindset.
  • Apply Lean and Agile values, principles and practices in multidisciplinary engineering or non-software products and solutions, even when they have a long non-homogenous development lifecycle.
  • Apply value-driven incremental development, iterative product development, Kanban and Scrum (to apply successful Scrum and Kanban you may also want to consider additional dedicated training such as the Scrum.org PSM course).
  • Design hardware, products and solutions for Agility.
  • Support hardware products using Lean, Agile and DevOps production operations.

Prerequisites

All engineers, managers and leaders are welcome to attend the course, regardless of Lean or Agile experience. However, recognizing the daily issues and impediments of the development processes and practices in your professional engineering domain is beneficial.

Audience

Managers of multidisciplinary engineering systems, managers of non-software engineering domains (electronics, mechanics, physics, optics, research, etc.), design engineers, product owners, product managers, system engineers, architects, team members, QA, production engineers, operations engineers, project managers, Agile coaches, change leaders and change agents, scrum masters and SAFe practitioners.

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