05 Lecture Flashcards
What is the difference between a defined Process Control Model and an Empirical Process Control Model
DPCM: Deviations are seen as errosrs that need to be corrected
EPCM: Deviations, errors and failures are seen as opportunites that need to be investigated.
Needs Control and risk management
What is a Defined Process Control Model
- Requires that every piece of work is completely understood
- Same inputs => Same outputs
What is an Empirical Process Control Model
- Imperfectly defined process, not all pieces of work are completely understood
- Control and risk management is exercised through frequent inspection
When should the Empirical Process Model be applied?
- Frequent Change
- Change of Requirement, technology, organization, etc.
What are the tree Scrum Artifacts
- Product Backlog
- Spring Backlog
- Potentially Shippable Product Increment
What is in the Product Backlog?
List of requirements for the whole product
What is in the Sprint Backlog
List of requirements for the Sprint
What is the Potentially Shippable Product Increment
- Is released to the product owner
- Contains all results of the current Sprint
Name the 5 types of Scrum Meetings
1) Project Kickoff Meeting
2) Sprint Planning Meeting
3) Daily Scrum Meeting
4) Spring Review Meeting
5) Sprint Retrospective
What is the result of the Project Kickoff Meeting
Product Backlog
What is the result of the Sprint Planning Meeting
Sprint Backlog
What is the Daily Scrum Meeting
Standing Meeting to update team members on the
- status of the project
- impediments standing in the way
- promises
What happens in the Sprint Review Meeting
- Demonstration the realized Backlog Items (Productowner, shareholders)
Sprint Retrospective
- Review the previous Sprint
- Plan for improvements: start doing/stop doing/continue
What are the 3 Roles in a Scrum Team
1) Product Owner
2) Scrum Master
3 Developer
