Agile Thinking & Delivery in Tech Projects

Learn to manage and deliver digital and technology projects with agility, collaboration, and impact. This practitioner-led microcredential helps you develop the mindset and methods used by high-performing tech teams to plan, adapt, and deliver results in fast-changing environments.

About the Course

Technology projects require speed, flexibility, and strong teamwork. This course introduces Agile principles and delivery practices that power innovation in software, digital transformation, and startup environments. You will learn to apply Agile frameworks such as Scrum and Kanban, manage sprints, and lead digital collaboration using tools like Trello or Jira. Guided by industry practitioners, you will complete a team-based simulation project that showcases your ability to lead Agile delivery from concept to release.

Entry Requirements

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No prior project management experience required.
Basic digital literacy and teamwork skills are recommended.
A problem-solving mindset and readiness to collaborate will help you succeed in this course.nderstanding the role of advanced design in professional creative work

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Course Topics Include

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Foundations of Agile thinking and delivery in modern organisations
Agile values, principles, and frameworks (Scrum, Kanban, Lean)
Roles and responsibilities within Agile teams
Sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives
Managing product backlogs and prioritising features
Using collaboration tools such as Trello, Jira, or Notion
Stakeholder communication and adaptive planning
Metrics, velocity, and continuous improvement practices
Capstone Agile Delivery Simulation Project with mentor feedback and presentation
Think Maldives: Applying Agile Delivery to Local Tech and Public Service Projects
Revisiting the foundational design principles

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Assessment and Certification

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Continuous quizzes, group exercises, and reflection activities (35%)
Final Agile Simulation Project including backlog, sprint report, and presentation (65%)
Successful graduates earn a verified 4-credit microcredential (110 learning hours) with transcript and digital badge aligned to EQF Level 5–6

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Career Outcomes

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Gain practical skills for roles such as Project Coordinator, Agile Team Member, or Digital Project Lead.
You will be ready to apply Agile methods in software, product design, business, and government technology projects.
Your Capstone Simulation Project will demonstrate your ability to lead Agile delivery teams and manage real tech projects effectively.

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Level

Beginner

Duration

110 hours

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