The SICSS course "Agile Sprints for your (doctoral) project" offers practical exercises, best practice examples and the opportunity to apply agile tools and techniques directly to your own complex (doctoral) projects.
The interactive workshop will be held by Robert Kötter from TwentyoneSkills and is open to young reserachers both phds and postdocs.
A sprint is a common agile method of dealing a topic in a short time. The aim of this short workshop is to get to know some agile methods and to examine exactly which of these methods can bring a real added value to your team. It offers a quick overview of the most common methods such as Design Thinking, Scrum, Sprint, Rapid Prototyping and visual tools such as Canvas.
Content
- A quick overview of agile Methods
- Focus on agile mindset: without the right culture, the methods won't work
- Integration of the respective methods into everyday life: "How and in what form can agile methods be applied to us, so that we have a real added value from them?
- Visualizations, co-creation and iteration
- Next Steps: Roll out agile methods at your chair, institute or department
CPs: 0.5
Please keep in mind that your registration is binding since the number of seats is limited.
