1. Introduction to Agile
2. Practical Problems of Complex System /Customer requirement
3. Difference/Definition Agile /Waterfall
4. Waterfall Vs Agile
5. Agile Software Development
6. Agile Manifesto
7. Overview of 
8. Scrum 
9. Kanban
10. Lean
11. XP programming
12. Crystal
13. FDD(Feature Driven Development)
14. Test Driven Development
15. DSDM (Dynamic Systems Development Method )
16. Agile Principles
17. Why Agile
18. Scrum
19. Agile Project Tracking Tools
20. Agile Myths
21. Estimation
22. Roles and Responsibiities
23. Roles Artifacts & Meetings
24. Agile Ceremonies
25. Release Backlog Grooming
26. Iteration Backlog Grooming
27. 3 amigos
28. Pair Programming
29. Release train planing
30. User story writing
31. INVEST formula
32. Review and Retrospective
33. SOS calls

The Scaled Agile Framework (abbreviated as SAFe), is a knowledge-base of organization and workflow patterns, made freely available while being a registered trademark of Scaled Agile, Inc. It is intended to guide enterprises in scaling lean and agile practices.

SAFe promotes alignment, collaboration, and delivery across large numbers of agile teams. It was developed by and for practitioners, by leveraging three primary bodies of knowledge: agile software development, lean product development, and systems think.

The primary reference for the scaled agile framework was originally the development of a big picture view of how work flowed from product management, through governance, program teams, and development teams, out to customers.

Scrum and safe agile.