SAFe Release Train Engineer Exam Prep
Study the way the SAFe Release Train Engineer exam actually asks questions, with original scenario-based practice.
Tuition
$399
Advanced
Level
6
Modules
6
Lessons
6
Graded quizzes
6 hours
Estimated time
What you will be able to do
- You will be able to describe the Release Train Engineer role as a servant leader and explain how the RTE helps an Agile Release Train deliver value.
- You will be able to apply the ten SAFe Lean-Agile principles, the four core values, and the House of Lean to decisions an RTE faces.
- You will be able to organize an ART around value and confirm content, organizational, and logistics readiness before PI Planning.
- You will be able to prioritize the ART Backlog with WSJF and distinguish features from enablers.
- You will be able to facilitate the full PI Planning agenda, produce PI objectives and the ART planning board, manage risks with ROAM, and run a confidence vote.
- You will be able to coordinate PI execution through ART Sync, the System Demo, and the Innovation and Planning iteration.
- You will be able to facilitate Inspect and Adapt and drive relentless improvement using root cause analysis and the PI predictability measure.
- You will be able to answer scenario-based, BEST-choice exam questions across all six RTE competency areas with confidence.
What is inside
6 modules, 6 lessons. Each module ends in a graded quiz.
- 01
The Release Train Engineer Role and the Agile Release Train
This domain covers what the Agile Release Train is, how it is organized around value, and how the Release Train Engineer serves the train as a servant leader and coach rather than a traditional command-and-control manager.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 02
Applying SAFe Principles and a Lean-Agile Mindset
This domain covers the Lean-Agile mindset built on the House of Lean and the Agile Manifesto, the SAFe core values, and the ten SAFe Lean-Agile principles that guide the decisions an RTE and the ART make.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 03
Organizing the ART and Preparing for PI Planning
This domain covers organizing the ART around value, structuring the ART Backlog with features and enablers, prioritizing with WSJF, and confirming content, organizational, and logistics readiness so PI Planning can succeed.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 04
Facilitating PI Planning and Executing the PI
This domain covers facilitating the standard two-day PI Planning agenda, producing PI objectives and the ART planning board, managing risks with ROAM and the confidence vote, and coordinating execution through ART Sync, the System Demo, and the IP iteration.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 05
Fostering Relentless Improvement with Inspect and Adapt
This domain covers the three parts of the Inspect and Adapt event, running a structured problem-solving workshop with root cause analysis, using the PI predictability measure and flow metrics, and building a culture of relentless improvement.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions
- 06
Serving, Coaching, and Advancing the ART
This domain covers servant leadership behaviors, coaching teams and Scrum Masters or Team Coaches, facilitating effective collaboration and conflict resolution, and advancing the ART through scaling patterns, continuous delivery, and leading change.
1 lessons · 5 quiz questions