The Scrum Framework: Roles, Artifacts, and Sprints

Scrum is not a methodology — it's a framework. It gives you a structure and a set of rules, but it doesn't tell you exactly how to write code or how to run tests. That's intentional. Scrum creates the container; your team fills it with good engineering practices.

This module breaks down Scrum's three core components: the people who run it, the artifacts that hold the work, and the Sprint that gives everything a heartbeat.

Lessons

1. The Three Pillars: Roles in a Scrum Team — Who does what, and why Scrum deliberately has no "bosses."
2. Scrum Artifacts: Backlog and Increment — Where requirements live, what the team commits to, and what "done" actually means.
3. Life from Sprint to Sprint — The time-box that protects your team from chaos and turns work into deliverables.