Deck 1 Flashcards

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12 Agile Principles

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Produce early
Working software
Welcome change
Sustainable Pace
Keep it simple
Technical excellence
Self organize
Reflect and adjust
Face to face communication
Trust motivate teams
Daily business collaboration
Iterative delivery
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8 Agile Core Principles - PMI recognized

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Early delivery of value through iterations with demo
Continues involvement of customer
Retrospectives and communication
User stories reflect business value and priority
Acceptance tests for all requirements
Sustainable pace of velocity
High visibility

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How did Lean and Six Sigma infuse into Agile

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Continues improvement
Focus on value chain
Incremental delivery
Business value emphasis

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Product Owner responsible for project’s success, by defining what?

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Project Vision
Requirements
Priorities

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XP 5 Principles

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Communication
Simplicity
Feedback
Courage
Respect
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XP Practice 1 - Fine-Scale Feedback

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Pair Programming
Planning Game
Test-Driven Development
Whole Team

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XP Practice 2 - Continues Process

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CI
Refactoring or Design Improvement
Small Release

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XP Practice 3 - Shared Understanding

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Coding Standards
Collective Code Ownership
Simple Design
System Metaphor

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XP Practice 4 - Programmer Welfare

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Sustainable pace

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10
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Crystal Clear key features are

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Different levels of governance and visibility

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Crystal Levels are and number of team members and money types

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Clear - 1 to 6 - discretionary money
Yellow 7 - 19 - essential money
Orange 20 - 39 - essential money
Red 39 - 100+ - essential money

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Dynamic System Development Method Introduced what requirement prioritization method?

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MOSCOW - Must, Should, Could, and Wont to requirement prioritization

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DSDM Phases are

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1- Pre Project
2- Project Life Cycle : HINT FFEED
a - Feasibility
b - Foundation
c - Exploring
d - Engineering
e - Development
3- Post Project
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14
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DSDM history and latest version are

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DSDM was developed to provide more discipline to rapid application development process

Latest version is Atern

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DSDM 8 Principles

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1- Focus on business need
2- Deliver on time
3- Collaborate
4- Never compromise quality
5- Build incrementally from firm foundation
6- Develop Iteratively
7- Communicate continuously (daily standup, use facil workshops)
8- Demonstrate control
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16
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Feature Driven Development Life Cycle

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Develop Overall Model
Build Feature List
Plan By Feature
Design By Feature
Build By Feature
17
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FDD Popularized what 2 diagrams

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Parking Log Diagrams

Commutative flow diagram

18
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Feature Driven Development express client values functions as

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