Duration: 15 hours (5 sessions, 3 hours per session, minimum 1 session per week)
Audience: Programme Managers, Product Owners, Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches, Business Analysts, Developers, and anyone involved in Agile product development and design.

Course Overview

What’s This Course About?

Struggling to make sense of the product vision or prioritize the project features, engineer product development?

Scrum User Story Mapping is a powerful technique allowing for the creation of the Minimum Viable Product MVP, or Minimum Marketable Product MMP, so that stakehoders can visualize releases, prioritize core functionality, that the product be built with user business value front and center.

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to engage with User Story Map to inform the design of the product or programme.

Course Goals:

✅ Understand the purpose and benefits of User Story Mapping
✅ Learn how to design a product or programme using the Story Mapping from scratch
✅ Improve product or programme  design strategy through backlog organization and prioritization
✅ Align teams on product vision and customer business value
✅ Enhance collaboration between Product Owners, Developers, and Stakeholders

Learning Path Visual

Session 1: Introduction to User Story Mapping – Understand the fundamentals and why it’s essential in Agile.
Session 2: Creating Your First Story Map – Hands-on practice in building an MVP Minimum Viable Product or MMP Minimum Marketable Product from scratch.
Session 3: Prioritization & Release Planning – Learn how to break down projects or programme initiatives into manageable releases and User stories.
Session 4: Refining & Iterating Your Story Map – Improve and adjust your map for better project alignment.
Session 5: Advanced Techniques & Real-World Application – Master best practices and implement User Story Mapping effectively.

Program Information

Class Reference: CCS/SUM
Form Updated on: 02/13/2025 (Version 1)
Last Modified on: 02/13/2025

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