Agile Analysis and Design

Question 1

Product roadmap

Answer 1

1) planned or proposed product releases
2) listing high level functionality or release themes
3) usually the target calendar or fiscal quarter
4) 2 or 3 significant feature releases into the future.

Question 2

User stories/backlog

Answer 2

1) very high-level definition of a requirement
2) containing just enough information so that the developers can produce a reasonable estimate of the effort to implement it.

Question 3

Story maps

Answer 3

1) Story Maps are a different way to visualize your Product Backlog
2) This is a way of organizing stories that provides richer context and can help with release planning

Question 4

Progressive elaboration

Answer 4

continuously improving and detailing a plan as more detailed and specific information and more accurate estimates become available as the project progresses, and thereby producing more accurate and complete plans that result from the successive iterations of the planning process.

Question 5

Wireframes

Answer 5

1) It helps the team to communicate better internally as well as with the stakeholders.
2) The key lies in doing just enough and keeping the process lightweight.
3) It is also important that the wireframes are of a decent quality.

Question 6

Chartering

Answer 6

Creating a charter provides an opportunity for the team to begin demonstrating self-organization by articulating a shared project vision, defining their criteria for success and agreeing the working practices to be used.

Question 7

Personas

Answer 7

1) reduce waste by ensuring all solutions are aligned from their conception with real end-users needs, goals, capabilities, attitudes and behaviour.
2) act as a sounding board throughout the Agile process with features, information, content, and interaction.

Question 8

Agile modeling

Answer 8

Agile modeling

Question 9

Workshops

Answer 9

Workshops

Question 10

Learning cycle

Answer 10

Learning cycle

Question 11

Collaboration games

Answer 11

Collaboration games

Question 12

Features of good user story

Answer 12

Independent
negotiable
valuable
Estimable
Small
testable

Question 13

3 steps to create story map

Answer 13

1) Build the map
2) Validate the map
3) Plan the releases

Question 14

Five steps in progressive elaboration

Answer 14

1) Decide on release time box
2) Look the requirements at the high level
3) More accurate estimation at each sprint planning meeting
4) End of iteration add the new information you have
5) Repeat 3 and 4

Question 15

Personas type includes

Answer 15

Behavior patterns
Goals
Skills
Attitudes
Motivation
Environment