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Agile Fundamentals


The Agile Fundamentals exam assesses a candidate's understanding of the Agile methodology, including its principles, frameworks, and practices. This certification validates the foundational knowledge required to participate in and contribute to Agile projects effectively.


Who Should Take the Exam?

  • Project Managers: Professionals looking to transition to or better understand Agile methodologies.
  • Software Developers: Developers working in or transitioning to Agile teams.
  • Business Analysts: Analysts involved in Agile projects and requirements gathering.
  • Product Owners: Individuals responsible for product vision and backlog management.
  • Team Leaders: Leaders who facilitate Agile practices within their teams.
  • Agile Coaches: Coaches and mentors helping teams adopt Agile methodologies.
  • Students: Individuals studying project management or software development.


Course Outline

The Agile Fundamentals exam covers the following topics :-

  • Module 1: Introduction to Agile
  • Module 2: Understanding Agile Frameworks
  • Module 3: Understanding Agile Roles and Responsibilities
  • Module 4: Understanding Agile Planning and Estimation
  • Module 5: Understanding Agile Practices
  • Module 6: Understanding Agile Tools and Artifacts
  • Module 7: Understanding Agile Metrics and Reporting
  • Module 8: Understanding Scaling Agile
  • Module 9: Understanding Agile Case Studies and Best Practices

Agile Fundamentals FAQs

Entry-level roles such as Agile Team Member, Scrum Team Assistant, Junior Project Coordinator, or Agile Trainee Analyst.

Yes, it’s designed for those with no prior agile experience or knowledge.

While not mandatory, it gives you a strong foundation before pursuing certifications like Certified Scrum Master or PMI-ACP.

Not at all. The exam focuses on methodology, not coding or technical tasks.

Agile knowledge is a core skill across industries. This exam proves your understanding and adaptability to modern workflows.

Basic familiarity with tools like Jira, Trello, or Microsoft Teams is helpful but not required.

You’ll understand agile roles, participate in agile ceremonies, support sprint planning, and communicate using agile terms.

Yes, it’s widely accepted in corporate, tech, and service-based companies that work with agile practices.

This covers multiple frameworks and general agile values, making it broader than Scrum-focused certifications.