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Day2 Flashcards

1
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What is used to provide simple medium for gathering basic info about stories, recording high level requirements, developing work estimates and defining acceptance tests?

A

Story card

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2
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Using EVM should be measured at which level?

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Release

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3
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A technique showing kanban work stages by comparing counted features over a time interval is called

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Cumulative flow diagram

It visualizes progress of work. Team can monitor flow of work through its stages

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4
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Activity uses sequence of numbers 0,1,2,3,5,8,13..

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Indicating priority of a story

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3 criteria should be looked at when setting iteration length

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Time frame to release, cost and team acceptance of the stories

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6
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Team velocity is used to:

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Predict schedules for mature teams

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7
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An agile team best ensures product quality through

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More frequent inspection after each iteration

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8
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Kaizen is change for the

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Better

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9
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Estimating story based on its relationship to one or more other stories is

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Triangulating

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10
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Team estimate they should complete 30 storypoints in iteration. Partway they realized they will complete 50. The team should:

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Release members to meet the estimated velocity

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11
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Which of seven principles best to solve problem of inventories causing hidden errors

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Eliminate waste

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12
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What do project reports show during the sprint review meeting?

A

ROI

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Purpose of setting the stage in retrospective is:

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Restate the goal of the meeting and create an open atmosphere

There are five phases:

  1. Setting the stage
  2. Gather data
  3. Generate insights
  4. Decide what to do
  5. Close the retrospective
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14
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When facilitated and managed well, the primary benefits of retrospective:

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Allow team to get ahead on release planning

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Primary purpose of retrospective

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Discuss what went well, what didn’t and ways to improve

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16
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For one month sprint, sprint planning meeting should be

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8 hours

17
Q

Not a role on CP team

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P.O.

18
Q

What type of breakdown structure used in agile?

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Feature breakdown structure

19
Q

XP practices

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Pair programming

Planning game

Continuous process

Coding standards

TDD

20
Q

Not lean principle

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Time box events

7 lean principles: eliminate waste, amplify learning, decide as late as possible, deliver as fast as possible, empower team, build integrity and see the whole

21
Q

Kanban in Japanese means

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Visual card

22
Q

First step in setting up kanban is

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Map your current flow

23
Q

Which framework adopts and tailors methods such as scrum, xp, kanban and others in order to support scaling

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Disciplined Agile Delivery (DAD)

24
Q

What is a product roadmap

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A view of release candidates

25
Q

INVEST stands for

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Independent

Negotiable

Valuable

Estimable

Small

Testable

26
Q

Self organizing team have the ability to:

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Make local decisions

27
Q

3 week sprints, how many sprint review sessions?

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3 hours

28
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Sprint review and sprint planning meetings durations

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For sprint review, one hour each week

For sprint planning, 8 hours each month

29
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A report of all work that is “done”

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Burndown

30
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The primary measure of progress

A

Working software

31
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User stories are

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Negotiable

32
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Attributes of a product backlog

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DEEP (detailed, estimated, emergent and prioritized

33
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Roles in pair programming

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Driver and navigator

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