Lecture 10 Flashcards
When is the Waterfall model useful for project management?
You know what the end result will be, the customer knows exactly what they want, when you expect no changes to requirements
What are three characteristics of Agile working?
-Iterative
-Incremental
-Time constrained
What characterises vertical exchange of information?
Long communication chains, clear responsibilities among employees, decisions take a long time
What characterises horizontal exchange of information?
Short communication chains, blurred responsibilites, quick decisions
What are the two different backlogs of the Scrum framework?
-Product backlog
-Sprint backlog
What is the main role of the project owners?
Voice of the stakeholder
What is the main role of the Scrum master?
Guides the process and team so they can work effectively
What is a sprint?
A shorter iteration where you work with tasks
What is the product backlog?
A requirement list
When is it appropriate to use agile workmethods?
When you expect changes
What are the first four agile principles?
1.Satisfy the customer
2.Welcome change
3.Deliver frequently
4.Work together
What are the middle four agile principles?
5.Face to face time
6.Build projects
7.Measure progress
8.Sustainable development
What are the last four agile principles?
9.Continuous attention
10.Keep it simple
11.Organised teams
12.Reflect for effectiveness