Thank you for your interest in Certified ScrumMaster Training Course.
Who is teaching this class?
Jim ("Cope") Coplien is the father of Organizational Patterns, is one of the founders of the Software Pattern discipline, a pioneer in practical object-oriented design in the early 1990s and is a widely consulted authority, author, and trainer in the areas of software design and organizational improvements.
As one of the founders and proponents of Agile software development, one of Cope's passions is to root out dysfunction in widely but naively adopted software practices such as TDD and On-Site Customer, that look good on the surface but which do harm in practice. He also is actively leading the work in Agile Architecture in conjunction the Scrum community. Most recently he has been working with Trygve Reenskaug to take the DCI architecture forward. He sits on the editorial board of the LNCS Pattern Journal. He is certified as a CSM, CSP, and CST.
When is this training taking place?
This class is scheduled to run over the following day(s):
Monday, November 29, 2010 9:00 AM -
5:00 PM
Tuesday, November 30, 2010 9:00 AM -
5:00 PM
All times are based on the following time-zone: Pacific Standard Time.
Is this class confirmed to run?
This class is not yet confirmed but it will most likely run. Your registration may help us confirm this class.
Where is this training taking place?
This training is taking place at Marakana's San Francisco Downtown training location.
835 Market Street, Room #621
SFSU Downtown Campus
San Francisco, CA 94103
United States
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This training location offers the following features:
- WiFi LAN
For nearby hotels please see San Francisco Downtown training location page.
What is the price for this training?
Take advantage of our early-bird special!
Registrations placed before Nov 1, 2010 are priced at $ 1200.00 USD.
The regular price for this training is $ 1400.00 USD per participant.
We accept payments by credit card (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover Card) or by purchase order.
Who is providing this training?
This class is delivered by Marakana.
How is this training usually structured?
Typically we divide the training days into four sessions. Two sessions before lunch, and two sessions after lunch. Between any two sessions, we take a break. Short 15-minute breaks in the morning and the afternoon, and usually an hour-long lunch-break.
The last hour is usually reserved for questions and answers.
Attendees are encouraged to arrive at least 20 minutes early on the first day of the class and 15 minutes early for the remainder of the training.
What is provided for this training?
For this training, Marakana provides:
- A take-home copy of the training materials.
- All equipment required to perform the hands-on parts of this class. This usually means a personal computer.
- Refreshments. This usually includes coffee, tea, juices, soft drinks, and water to keep you hydrated.
- Food. A selection of food to choose from will be provided at lunch time. This usually includes burgers, sandwiches, wraps, salads, pizzas, etc.
What am I responsible for?
You are responsible for:
- Transportation to and from the classroom
- Arriving to class on time (including from the breaks)
- Meeting the class prerequisites. See the course page for more info.
What is the maximum class size?
This class allows up to 28 participants.
In general, we strive to have an optimal class size, such that:
- Instructor(s) can provide adequate attention to participants' questions and concerns as well as assist with the lab-work.
- There are enough participants in the class to create an engaging group-dynamic, which facilitates learning.
Do you have a list of references?
Yes, we have many references. Let us know what would be the best type of company to put you in touch with and we'll ask for permission. Contact us and we'll take care of it.
What happens when I register?
Once you register, we will send you a confirmation email that includes the information you will need to attend this training.
