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Certified Scrum Product Owner
with Mike Cohn
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Certified ScrumMaster
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Certified Scrum Product Owner
with Mike Cohn
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Locations

    Doubletree - Northwest Austin Arboretum

    The Doubletree Austin Northwest Arboretum is located near The Domain malls, downtown and the University of Texas at Austin as well as the Arboretum.

    Why Mike Cohn and Mountain Goat Software?

    When you take agile training in Austin with Mountain Goat Software, you learn directly from Mike Cohn, an industry thought leader, author of three popular agile books and respected educator worldwide.

    Fortune 500s, startups and everything in between choose Mike Cohn for their agile and Scrum education and certification. Mike’s approach to agile training is interactive and engaging, and teaches practical ideas you can apply right away.

    All of our Certified ScrumMaster courses prepare you to take the Scrum Alliance CSM exam. Our training participants have a 98% pass rate on the exam, and all exam fees are included in your registration.

    (Note: There is no exam for product owner training, so you will leave the class as a Certified Scrum Product Owner or CSPO.)

    Our courses count towards professional development units (PDUs) from the Project Management Institute and Scrum Education Units (SEUs) from the Scrum Alliance. Every class will vary, so be sure to check each course for units.

    We hope to see you in Austin for agile and Scrum training!

    Training in Other Locations:

    Alexandra Ursea

    Excellent overview of iteration and release planning The course is a must for anyone working in an agile environment. An excellent description of an iteration and release planning. Key concepts such as velocity, story points and ideal days are very well explained. Good recommendations on how they should be used. I found the “Release Planning” topic examples on how to plan a release when the team has historical data versus when the team does not have historical data extremely informative Good pointers on how to approach planning a release on projects that have either a fixed delivery date, fixed scope or fixed cost.

    Alexandra Ursea
    Daniele Brazzolotto

    I really liked that this course was very concrete and down to earth, that we talked not only about what how SCRUM is supposed to work in an ideal world but also how it can be applied in our messy work environments.

    Daniele Brazzolotto
    Project Manager
    Gareth Gauci

    I love your emails. Whenever I see an email from you, I always pause whatever I’m doing and focus on them. Their nuggets of wisdom are short but deep, practical and meaningful, and touch upon the important aspects of Scrum life.

    Gareth Gauci
    CTO, ICON