Planning an agile Project Part 3

Question 1

Planning your sprints

What is sprint planning?

Answer 1

B.P.D
Sprint planning is when the team scoops stories out of the product backlog and put them into the sprint. The product owner begins by going through the product backlog and presenting what they want done in the sprint.
Development decides what can be done(back and forth)

Question 2

Planning your sprints

What are the are the sprint board options

Answer 2

sprint backlog works well if you want to keep track of what the team does over time. The challenge with the sprint backlog is that it’s sometimes tough for everyone of the team to collaborate on a ranked list of stories.

Task board

Question 3

Planning your sprints

What is the task Board?

Answer 3

P.S.T.T.P

1. Product owner- pulls stories
2. scrum master- provide sticky to developers
3. Task- should be one day
4. Team decides story
5. Place task under story column

Question 4

Planning your sprints

how do you decide on the story volume?

Answer 4

T.T

1. Team Intuition
2. Team Velocity

Question 5

Planning your sprints

What is the best approach ?

Answer 5

I.V
you should start out having the team fill the sprint using their intuition. Then when you see their velocity leveling out, you can think about switching over to using their velocity.

Question 6

Writing a release plan

What is Rough order of value(ROV)?

Answer 6

PGE

Planned Groupings of epics that can delivered over time.

Question 7

Writing a release plan

How do you create a release plan for the sprint?

Answer 7

ASD

1. Assemble stake holders
2. Scrum Master pull epics
3. Decide which epics to do(horse trading board)
   example: team velocity is 50 points. they may decide to do an epic with 10 and 40 story points in this sprint