In this course, you will be introduced to essential skills and concepts, including how to:

• Transform product backlog items into increments of value 
• Use a sprint backlog to forecast a sustainable amount of work you can complete that will create the next increment of the product
• Carry out a daily scrum to synchronize your work with your teammates
• Use scrum events to improve team self-management and collaboration
• Apply architectural and design principles in an agile environment, emphasizing technical excellence
• Define and understand the principles of refactoring, Test-Driven Development (TDD), and Continuous Integration (CI), including their benefits and how they support agile practices

While many CSD courses are technical, some of the course listings from Scrum Alliance-approved trainers can be taken by anyone. Those courses focus on the scrum team member known as a "developer" and the skills they teach can be applied to any job in which you are making a product or service. Check the course search listings for the full description of individual CSD classes and to see what to expect.