Professional Scrum Developer I (PSD I) Practice Exams

This course is unlike any Professional Scrum Developer I (PSD I) course you will find online.

Join a live online community and a course taught by industry experts and pass the Professional Scrum Developer I (PSD I) confidently. We aim to build an ecosystem of Information Technology (IT) certifications and online courses in cooperation with the technology industry. We believe it will give our students 100% confidence in the pacing market in an open-source environment. We are just at the beginning of our way, so it’s even better for you to join now!

Short and to the point; why should you take the course:

1. Always happy to answer your questions on Udemy’s Q&A’s and outside 🙂
2. Learn about topics, such as:
   • Architecture & Design;
   • Class Coupling;
   • Code Quality;
   • Coding Best Practices;
   • Continuous Delivery (CD);
   • Continuous Deployment (CD);
   • Continuous Integration (CI);
   • Cross-Functional Teams;
   • Cycle Time per Feature;
   • Cyclomatic Complexity;
   • Definition of Done (DoD);
   • Documentation;
   • Don’t Repeat Yourself (DRY);
   • Efferent Couplings;
   • Keep It Simple, Stupid (KISS);
   • Mocking;
   • Scrum Framework;
   • Software Architecture;
   • Software Design;
   • SOLID Principles;
   • Spying;
   • Stubbing;
   • Technical Debt;
   • Test-Driven Development (TDD);
   • Test First Development (TFD);
   • Much More!
3. Questions are similar to the actual exam, without duplications (like in other courses ;-)).
4. The Practice Test Exams simulate the actual exam’s content, timing, and percentage required to pass the exam.
5. This course is not a Professional Scrum Developer I (PSD I) Exam Dump. Some people use brain dumps or exam dumps, but that’s absurd, which we don’t practice.
6. 281 unique questions.

Course Updates

v1.0.0: November 12, 2021.

• Launch of the course.

v1.0.1: August 24, 2022.

• Minor improvements since the course launch with a relaunch of the course due to misunderstanding Udemy rules by using unfortunate keywords in the title.