Scrum Framework Flashcards
What is it that drives scrum?
demand driven
What are the 3 objects/types/categories that make up a Scrum project?
Roles
Artifacts
Event
What are the 3 roles of the scrum team?
Product Owner
Scrum Master
Development Team
What is the product owner responsible for?
product vision
Who is the central authority for the project?
Product owner
What kind of decisions does a product owner make?
product features
requirements
order of features scheduled for release
What is the responsibility of the scrum master?
ensure the team follows the processes and practices of scrum
Is the scrum master categorized more as a manager or coach?
Coach
Why should the scrum master not take an authoritarian role?
The team is self-directing and as such the team should be helping solve the problems.
What is the work delivered in a scrum project called?
Product
Why is it important to have a cross functional team when implementing a project?
More likely to address the interests of the stakeholders with a broader point of view.
What is the optimal size of a scrum team?
5 to 9 people.
What is the definition of artifacts in the scrum framework?
Activities that need to be performed to prepare for the work.
Product backlog
sprint backlog
Product Increment
What is the product backlog?
List of desired features or requirements the project must deliver.
Who is responsible for the product backlog?
Product owner but it is developed with the team, stakeholders and customer.
What is a sprint backlog?
features to be worked on in the next period
What is a product increment?
Outcome or result of a sprint cycle in which part or all of the product owner’s vision is delivered.
What are events in the scrum framework?
Activities that take place over the life cycle of the project.
What are common events in the scrum framework?
Sprint Sprint Planning Daily Scrum Sprint Review Sprint Retrospective
What are sprints in the scrum framework?
short cycles or iterations of work
What are typical timeframes of sprints?
1 to 4 weeks
What is the limit called around work in the scrum framework?
Timeboxes
When is a sprint goal identified and by whom?
During sprint planning by the product owner, scrum master and development team.
Should tasks roll over into future sprints?
No, tasks should be timeboxed and accomplishable within a single sprint.
What is the purpose of the daily scrum meeting?
It is a stand up that summarizes work complete, identifies current work and challenges
What is the daily scrum?
This is the work that happens in a given day.
When is a sprint review completed?
completion of every sprint
What happens in a sprint review?
development team presents results for stakeholders to test
identify if objectives were met
Who attends a sprint review?
product owner
scrum master
development team
invited stakeholders
What is the purpose of a sprint restrospective?
focus on the sprint process. What is working and what is not.
Who attends the sprint retrospective?
development team
product owner
scrum master
