Lesson 4: Planning a Program Increment Flashcards

1
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Who prioritizes architectural work?

A

the architect

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2
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Who prioritizes business features?

A

product management

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3
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When do features and enablers need to be socialized and who is responsible to do that?

A

Product Management / Architecture should do this before PI Planning with the teams. The RTE should facilitate this behavior.

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4
Q

How much preparation is enough?

A

enough preparation so you will get the maximum amount of interaction in the event.

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5
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True or False the RTE is the facilitator of the management review and is responsible for makin sure the session produces an output.

A

True

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6
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True or False: during the PI Planning event, the RTE is responsible for overseeing the program board and facilitates negotiation of dependencies identified.

A

True

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7
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On Day 2, who presents the outcome of the management review?

A

relevant stakeholder should present the changes to the teams, not the RTE

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8
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What is the SMART format for an objective?

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S - Specific
M - Measurable
A - Achievable
R - Realistic
T - Time-bound (must be within the PI)
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9
Q

What is a benefit of a Program Kanban Board for the Agile Release Train?

A

To help visualize PI Planning readiness and PI Execution Progress

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10
Q

Who is responsible to assign business value (1-10) to each PI Objective?

A

Business Owners

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11
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What does ROAM mean?

A

Resolved, Owned (someone has taken responsibility), Accepted (nothing more can be done), Mitigated

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