Module 06 Flashcards

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What is the general scrum appraoch?

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Customer focused
Timeboxed (Iterative)
Embrace Change and Uncertainty

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What is the role of the Product Owner in scrum?

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Central Point of Product Leadership

Groom the product backlog

Collaborate with the development team

Collaborate with stakeholders

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What is the role of the Scrum Master in scrum?

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Helps everyone involved understand Scrum values, principles and practices

  • Coach
  • Servant leader
  • Process authority
  • Impediment remover
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What is the role of the Development Team in scrum?

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Responsible for performing the development work

-Cross-functional Skills
Diverse range of skills
-T-shaped skills
Deep knowledge in one area and shallow knowledge in many areas
-Musketeer attitude
All for one and one for all
-Right sized
5 to 9 team members
-Communication
Transparent and high bandwidth
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What does Scaling Scrum mean?

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Create Hierarchical Product Backlogs

Deploy multiple scrum teams
-Scrum teams should remain small and agile

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What is a sprint?

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A sprint is a short duration development activity resulting in something of tangible value to the customer or user

  • Timeboxed lasting between 1 week to 30 days
  • Fixed scope - Goal altering changes are not allowed
  • Central development unit around which much of the scrum planning process takes place
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Sprint Planning

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Establishes the content for the next sprint

Derived from the Product Backlog that may contain weeks or months of work

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What long does sprint planning take place

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Spring planning is typically performed in 4 to 8 hours

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What happens during a sprint planning meeting?

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  • During sprint planning, the product owner and development team agree upon a sprint goal that defines what the upcoming sprint is supposed to achieve
  • Review product backlog to determine high priority items that can be accomplished in the upcoming sprint
  • Features are broken out into sets of tasks
  • An estimate of the effort required to complete each is provided
  • Sprint planning is typically performed in 4 to 8 hours
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What are the 3 questions for the daily scrum meeting?

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What did I accomplish since the last daily scrum
What do I plan to work on by the next daily scrum
What are the obstacles or impediments that are preventing me from making progress

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What does Sprint Done mean?

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A potentially shippable product increment

Definition of Done Varies Depending on

  • The nature of the product being built
  • The technologies being used to build it
  • The organization that is building it
  • The current impediments that affect what is possible

Useful to have a Checklist

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What is the goal of Sprint Review

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The goal is to inspect and adapt the product that is being built

  • Focus on reviewing the just completed features in the context of the overall development effort
  • Communication intensive activity among all stakeholders
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What is the goal of Sprint Retrospective

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Focus on the scrum process and process improvement

-Development team, product owner, and scrum master come together to discuss what is working and not working

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