More and more companies are looking for software designers who can make reliable, flexible software that can be created quickly and without bugs. This workshop teaches participants how to grow software to be flexible.
For: Junior and Senior Developers, Business Analysts, Project Leaders, Software Quality Control Managers

The Pomodoro Technique is a time management method that transforms time into an ally and enables ongoing improvement in personal work or study habits. In this workshop participants learn how to work, develop software, and organize work or study time more effectively.
For: individual Programmers, Development Teams, Traditional Project Managers, students, or anyone wishing to learn more about how to complete their projects using effective time management.

What makes a designer Agile? Learn and practice new Agile techniques from acclaimed expert Rebecca Wirfs-Brock. Topics include: problem frames, designer stories, object role stereotypes, pattern interaction, CRC Card Modelling and identifying what causes problems and how to solve them.
For: Developers, Testers, Architects

Self-organized teams are able to respond more quickly and effectively to critical situations than organizational models typically based on command and control. Make your team more productive: from collaborative techniques to emergent analysis, learn how to respond more quickly to today's changing demands.
For: all members of working teams, including managers and clients

Create nearly bug-free code using test-driven development, refactoring and exploratory testing. The course is made up of intense, hands on work: cross-functional teams are formed and deliver actual software in 90-minute iterations in a real-world environment.
For: Programmers, Testers, On-site customers, Business Analysts, Project Managers, Product Managers, ScrumMasters, Coaches, Team Leaders; anyone on an Agile team will benefit from this course

Learn and practice skills to get to "Done, Done!" Topics include: taking advantage of opportunities by adapting your plans, creating, estimating and prioritizing minimum marketable featues and user stories, collaborating with stakeholders to clarify requirements and product vision.
For: Project Managers, Product Managers, Coaches, ScrumMasters, Team Leaders; anyone involved in planning Agile projects

Persuade others that you have a good idea. Present a design so that you get constructive feedback. Learn how to handle advice and deflect/diffuse invalid criticisms, how to present ideas to diverse audiences and how to "sell" the benefits of designs to management and business types.
For: Developers, Testers, Architects