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Zora

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Agile project management and data management courses (Power BI, MangoDB, SQL, MySQL, Excel, Matlab)

Agile project management and data management courses (Power BI, MangoDB, SQL, MySQL, Excel, Matlab)

Profile 1: Complete beginner / Career change "Taming data, even starting from scratch" Have you never worked with a database or structured a dataset before? This course will gently introduce you to the basics: understanding what clean data is, how to organize it, and why a good structure makes all the difference. We'll progress at your own pace, with concrete, everyday examples before delving into the technical tools. Pace: progressive, with plenty of individual support Profile 2: Student or recent graduate "Moving from database theory to professional practice" You've covered SQL and relational models in class, but you've never dealt with a real, imperfect, incomplete, or large dataset. This course puts you in front of real-world scenarios: cleaning, transformation, and modeling, all while adhering to the standards expected in the business world (data quality, documentation, reproducibility). Pace: intensive, portfolio-oriented, and focused on practical cases Profile 3: IT professional with developing skills (similar to your own profile) "Structuring and ensuring the reliability of data within your business context" You already work with data (support, auditing, operations) but often manually or in a less automated way. This course teaches you how to design reliable data flows, automate quality controls, and structure information so that it can be used by you and other tools (reporting, dashboards, audits). Pace: accelerated, with use cases drawn from real-world IT contexts (traceability, control, compliance) Profile 4: Entrepreneur / Project Leader "Building a solid database for your own product" You have a project that will generate or use data (users, sales, usage) and you want to understand how to structure it from the outset to avoid unpleasant surprises later. This course takes a holistic approach: simple modeling, choosing tools suited to your project size, and the fundamentals of data security. Pace: Flexible, MVP-oriented, and progressive growth Profile 5: Non-technical Manager/Decision-maker "Understanding the challenges of data to better manage your teams" You need to arbitrate data-related projects without being a technical expert yourself. This format provides you with essential reference points: data quality, governance, the difference between reliable and misleading data, to ask the right questions and avoid the common pitfalls of poorly defined projects. Pace: condensed, geared towards understanding and decision-making

Zhane

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43€

60-min

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Project Management Agile DSDM for IT systems and development class

Project Management Agile DSDM for IT systems and development class

### Agile DSDM (Dynamic Systems Development Method) Course Syllabus for Students Ages 11-21 #### Course Overview: This course introduces young learners to the principles and practices of Agile Project Management with a focus on the Dynamic Systems Development Method (DSDM). Through interactive activities, real-world examples, and collaborative projects, students will learn how to manage and deliver projects efficiently using Agile techniques. #### Course Objectives: - Understand the basic concepts of Agile and DSDM. - Learn to apply DSDM principles in project management. - Develop skills in planning, managing, and completing projects. - Foster teamwork and communication skills. #### Prerequisites: - Interest in project management and team collaboration. - No prior experience in Agile methodologies required. #### Course Outline: **Week 1: Introduction to Agile and DSDM** - What is Agile? (Interactive discussion) - History and evolution of DSDM. - Fun activity: Building a Lego tower using Agile principles. - Introduction to the 8 principles of DSDM. **Week 2: DSDM Philosophy and Principles** - Exploring DSDM principles through games and activities. - Focus on business needs and delivering value. - Collaborative project: Plan a mock school event using DSDM principles. **Week 3: DSDM Process and Lifecycle** - Overview of the DSDM process model. - Understanding project phases with a role-play activity. - Interactive timeline creation of DSDM phases. **Week 4: DSDM Techniques and Practices** - MoSCoW prioritization game. - Timeboxing with fun, timed challenges. - Workshop: Designing a simple app or website iteratively. **Week 5: Requirements and User Stories** - Brainstorming session: Gathering project requirements. - Writing user stories with a story-telling activity. - Creating a project backlog for a class project. **Week 6: Planning and Control in DSDM** - Project planning with a classroom simulation. - Risk management through a "What If?" game. - Tracking progress using a physical Kanban board. **Week 7: Agile Project Management Tools** - Introduction to project management tools (kid-friendly versions). - Hands-on session with tools like Trello or simple spreadsheets. - Group discussion on how tools help manage projects. **Week 8: Building Agile Teams** - Team-building exercises and games. - Understanding roles in Agile teams through role-play. - Effective communication: Practicing active listening and feedback. **Week 9: Real-World Applications and Case Studies** - Exploring how Agile and DSDM are used in different industries. - Case studies: Successful projects managed with Agile. - Group activity: Analyzing a case study and presenting findings. **Week 10: Review and Quiz Preparation** - Review of key concepts with fun quizzes and games. - Practice exams and interactive Q&A sessions. - Group study sessions to prepare for the final quiz. **Week 11: Final Quiz** - Comprehensive quiz covering all course material. - Evaluation and feedback session. **Week 12: Project Presentation and Course Wrap-Up** - Student presentations of their project work. - Reflecting on the learning experience. - Course wrap-up, certificates, and celebration. #### Course Materials: - Handouts and worksheets on Agile and DSDM concepts. - Access to kid-friendly project management tools (e.g., Trello, Kanban boards). - Videos and interactive content explaining Agile principles. #### Assessment Methods: - Weekly quizzes and participation in activities. - Group project and individual assignments. - Final quiz and project presentation. #### Additional Resources: - Online forums for young Agile learners. - Recommended reading list of beginner-friendly project management books. - Access to webinars and workshops for young Agile enthusiasts. #### Instructor Contact Information: - [Instructor Name] - Email: [Instructor Email] - Office Hours: [Instructor Office Hours] This syllabus aims to engage young learners in Agile DSDM through interactive and fun activities, making the concepts accessible and enjoyable while fostering essential project management and teamwork skills.

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