SCRUM Flashcards

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What’s SCRUM

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It’s a framework for developing and sustaining complex products. It’s a framework for incremental product development

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SCRUM is not a process or technique for building products rather

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it’s a framework

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SCRUM employs an

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iterative, incremental approach to optimize predictability and control risk

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Transparency, Inspection and Adaptation

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Three pillars uphold every implementation of emphirical process control

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Those performing the work and those accepting the work must share a common definition of Done.

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Transparency

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Users must frequently ——- scrum artifacts and progress toward a sprint goal

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Inspect

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If there is a process deviation and the resulting product is unacceptable, an adjustment should be made to avoid further deviation

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Adaptation

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What are the four formal events that scrum prescribes for inspection and adaptation

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Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review and Sprint Retrospective

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SCRUM team consists of…

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Product Owners, Development Team and Scrum Master

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Responsibile for maxmizing the value of the product and the work of the development team

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Product Owner

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Who is responsible for managing the product log

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Product Owner

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Professionals who do the work of delivering a potentially releasable increment of Done product

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Development team

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Development team

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Turn the product backlog into increments of potentially releasable functionality

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Title for Development Team member

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Developer

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15
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What’s the minimum and maximum development team size

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3 and 9

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Responsible for ensuring Scrum is understood and enacted

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Scrum Master

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All Scrum Events are

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time-boxed events

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Container of all the events

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the sprint itself

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What’s a Sprint?

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A time box of one month or less during which a done, useable, potentially releasable increment is created

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What does Sprint contain?

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Spring Planning, Daily Scrums, Development Work, Sprint Review and Spring Retrospective

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Can a spring be cancelled before the sprint time box is over?

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Sprint Planning

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Work to be performed is planned at the Sprint Planning

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Spring Planning answers?

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What needs to be delivered in the upcoming Spring and How can it be delivered?

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What are the inputs to the sprint planning meeting

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Product backlog, projected capactity of the development team and the past performance of the development team

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What's a sprint goal
An objective that will be met within the sprint
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The Product backlog selected for the sprint plus the plan for delivering them
is called Sprint Backlog
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A 15-min time boxed event for the development team to synchronize activities and create plan for the next 24 hours
Daily Scrum
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Sprint Review
Sprint review is held at the end of the Sprint to inspect the increment and adapt the product backlog if needed
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It's an opportunity for the Scrum team to inspect itself and create a plan for improvements to be enacted in the next sprint
Sprint Retrospective
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Represents work or value to provide transparency and opportunity for inspection and adaptation
Scrum Artifacts
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An ordered list of everything that might be needed in a product
Product Backlog
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It's a living artifact
Product Backlog
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An act of adding details, estimates and order to items in the product backlog
Product Backlog Refinement
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Definition of Done
A shared understanding of what it means for the work to be complete, to ensure transparency
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Our highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software
Agile Principle
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Working software is the primary measure of progress
Agile Principle
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The best architecture, requirements and designs emerge from self-organizing teams
Agile Principle