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JIRA Advanced Training

Course outline

1 day
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Duration

1 day

Overview

This Atlassian JIRA Advanced Training course provides an understanding of the various ways that Atlassian JIRA can be tailored to meet specific custom project and process requirements. At the end of the course, users will understand how JIRA can be tailored to meet their specific project and process needs.

Prerequisite

Basic knowledge of Windows interfaces Atlassian JIRA Basics

Outline

  • 1. JIRA Concepts Overview

Introduction

  • Summary of Users and Groups
  • Projects
  • Project Roles
  • Schemes

Lab Exercises: Concept Overview, Create a JIRA Project and project category, Exploring the Issue type scheme

  • 2. Users & Groups
  • Users and the User browser
  • Privacy
  • Groups and the Group Browser
  • Global permissions

Lab Exercises: Users and Groups, Public signup and groups, Add new users and create/assign groups, Changing Permissions

  • 3. Fields
  • Priorities and Resolutions
  • Custom Fields
  • New options in custom fields
  • Field Configuration Schemes
  • Field Configurations
  • Re-Indexing & Index Recovery

Lab Exercises: Fields, Create two Custom Fields Create a Field Configuration Scheme

  • 4. Screens
  • Understanding Screen Schemes
  • Screen Schemes
  • Creating Screens
  • Modifying Screens

Lab Exercises: Screens, Investigate Interaction of Default Screen and Default Field Configurations, Investigate Interaction of Default Screen & Newly, Created Field Configuration, Create a Screen for the Create Issue Operation and put it into a Screen Scheme Create and Edit Issues in A Customized Project

  • 5. Issue Type, Notification & Security Schemes
  • Issue Type Schemes
  • Notification schemes
  • Permission Schemes
  • Issue Security Schemes

Lab Exercises: Issue Type, Notification, Permissions & Security Schemes, Create a Notification schemes Create a Project Role and a Permission Scheme

  • 6. Workflows
  • The visual workflow designer
  • Planning workflows
  • The Status Attribute
  • Transitions
  • Events
  • Creating a workflow
  • Creating a workflow schemes
  • Workflow sharing
  • Audit Logs

Lab Exercises: Workflows, Add the ‘Tested’ state into a workflow, Map the fields to the workflow, Decide where new screen are required

Programme scope, delivery arrangements and suitability are confirmed during enquiry.