Jira
Learn Jira for Agile project management, sprint planning, issue tracking, workflow automation, and team collaboration. Gain practical experience in managing software development projects using Jira in real-world enterprise environments.
Course Description
The Jira course at Dhruv Technologies is an intermediate-level program designed for project managers, Scrum Masters, Business Analysts, QA professionals, software developers, and Agile teams who want to efficiently manage projects using Atlassian Jira.
This course provides complete knowledge of Jira project management, Agile methodologies, Scrum boards, Kanban boards, sprint planning, backlog management, issue tracking, workflow customization, dashboards, reports, automation, permissions, and project administration.
Learners will work on real-world Agile project scenarios, learning how enterprise software teams plan, execute, monitor, and deliver projects efficiently using Jira. By the end of the course, participants will confidently manage Agile projects, improve team collaboration, and streamline software development workflows.
Trainer
K
Kavya Iyer
Mobile & Cloud Trainer
9 years experience
Kavya delivers mobile and cloud training with real deployment workflows and app store publishing guidance.
Technologies Covered
Atlassian Jira
Scrum Framework
Kanban Methodology
Agile Project Management
Sprint Planning
Backlog Management
Workflow Configuration
Issue Tracking
Jira Dashboards
Reports
Automation Rules
User Management
Project Administration
Custom Fields
Notifications
Filters & JQL
Integrations
Projects
- Agile Project Management
- Sprint Planning & Execution
- Bug Tracking System
- Software Release Management
- Workflow Automation
- Custom Dashboard Development
- Scrum Board Configuration
- Kanban Board Implementation
- Enterprise Issue Tracking
- Team Collaboration Management
FAQ
Project Managers, Scrum Masters, Business Analysts, QA Engineers, Developers, Product Owners, and Agile team members.
No. Jira can be used for IT, HR, Marketing, Operations, and many business workflows.
Yes. Agile methodology, Scrum, and Kanban are covered extensively.