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This document provides information about a Scrum Master class being taught by two instructors, Srinivas Chillara and Dr. Dan Greening. It discusses some of the key problems with the waterfall methodology. It then outlines the core roles and characteristics of Scrum, including the roles of the Team, Product Owner, and Scrum Master. It also describes some aspects of effective Scrum implementation, such as prioritization, focus, communication, feedback, teamwork, and commitment.
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