SCRUM Flashcards

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What are the Scrum values?

A

Courage, Focus, Commitment, Respect and Openness

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What does the scrum principle ‘self organisation’ mean?

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The dev team decides which work to take on and how to execute it. This leads to a sense of ownership

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What does the scrum principle ‘team size & composition’ mean?

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Team size of 3-9 people. Team includes all of the skills necessary to do the work and to produce DONE software

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What does the scrum principle ‘done means done’ mean?

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‘Done’ work showcased in the sprint review needs to meet the definition of done that the team set

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5
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What needs to be delivered by the end of a sprint?

A

Business value

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What’s the main output of sprint planning?

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The sprint goal

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What are the 2 main purposes of the daily scrum?

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  1. To create a clear plan of the next 24 hours

2. For the team to understand how they will collaborate to reach the sprint goal

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What 3 things are done to the P.B in P.B refinement?

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Detail is added
Backlog is ordered (highest value at top)
Estimates are added (effort etc)
*Acceptance criteria may be added too

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What’s the purpose of the sprint review?

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Development team do a demo of the DONE software/increment they’ve created in the sprint
Good time to get feedback from users/stakeholders- inspect and adapt
Review any non complete work and put it back on the P.B- estimate relevant parts of the P.B

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Describe a possible structure of the sprint retrospective. Who needs to attend?

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  1. What went well
  2. What didn’t go so well
    3.Ideas for improvement
  3. Shoutouts
    The dev team, P.O and the Scrum Master must attend
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What is the sprint backlog?

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A living plan of how the team will meet the sprint goal (selected PBIs agreed to be tackled in the upcoming sprint)

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12
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What does the sprint goal need to be?

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The sprint goal must cause the dev team to work together rather than on separate initiatives

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3 examples of what ‘Done’ means

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  1. Mirrors shippable (must have an option to be shipped)
  2. No further work
  3. Short, measurable checklist to ensure ‘done’- can be tested automatically
    * Must be true for every increment of software that they deliver
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14
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Which scrum events are timeboxed?

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Sprint planning
Sprint review
Sprint retrospective

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15
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How long should the sprint review be?

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4 hours for a MONTH sprint

It should be shorter for shorter sprints

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How long should the sprint planning event be?

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8 hours for a MONTH sprint

It should be shorter for shorter sprints