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SCRUM1 Flashcards

1
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What does “agile”mean?

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Business needs and potential solutions arise from the combined efforts of cross-functional, self-managed teams and customers

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What does Sprint mean?

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A sprint combines all steps related to produce a product (Brainstoriming planing and exectuting)

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How does the Scrum Cycle look like?

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  1. Sprint Planing
  2. Sprint
  3. Sprint review
  4. Retrospective
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What happens during the Sprint review?

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Scrum Team + Stakeholder evaluate the product

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What happens in the Retrospective phase?

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The Scrum team evaluates its working methods

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Which rolls are in a Scrum team?

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  1. Scrum Master
  2. Product Owner
  3. Developers
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What is the role of a Scrum Master?

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Supports the devlopers
Builds the team atmosphere
Making Sure that the Scrum rules are being followed

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What is the role of a Product Owner?

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  1. Maintains an overview of the product backlog! Product Backlog manager (add remove and order new features or ideas)
  2. Define the product goal/objective
  3. Constantly colaborating with the Stakeholders
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What is the role of a Developer?

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The working people

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How long is typically a sprint and how often do people meet during the sprint phase?

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1 month and daily

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What are the 3 Scrum artifacts?

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The Product Backlog
The Sprint Backlog
Product increment

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How do you define the Prodcut Backlog?

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The overall planing list for a goal.

Example: If you are planning a trip, the product backlog contains all the necessary steps to get you to your destination.

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How do you define the Sprint Goal?

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It is one piece of the Prodcut Backlog which will be the center of attention for the upcoming sprint

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How do you define the product increment?

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It is the desired quality of a prodcut

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What do the scrum artifact represent?

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Work and value

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15
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What do the Scrum artifacts & product goal provide?

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Transparency, inspection and adaptation (Especially the product backlog)

16
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What are the three Goald in SCRUM?

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  1. Sprint Goal
  2. Product Goal (Only1)
  3. Product vision (Companies vision)
17
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What can be contained in a product Backlog?

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Mainly -> Features/ideas (Product Backlogs Item)

18
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What does a Product Backlog item contain?

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Description
Order
Size
Value
Acceptance Criteria
The team works on those 5 point!

19
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How ist the product goal and the product backlog related?

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The Product goal is the commitment for the product Backlog
-> Easy language: Every item included in the Backlog must be alligned with the Goal

20
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What does Product Backlog refinment mean?

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Larger Items are Broken down into smaller ones

21
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Who works on the product refinment?

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The developers (mainly) and product owner

22
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What is the proper term of breaking down an item?

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Sizing / Estimation

23
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Who is responsible for the sizing?

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The developers

24
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When does the refinment or the sizing take place?

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The Scrum team decides when the refinment takes place! (it is not set)
But usually right at the bginnnig after the Product owner created the first list

25
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What is so special about the product Backlog?

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it is never complete

26
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How is the prodcut backlog orderd?

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Items at the top should be ready for the next sprint

27
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When are items at the top?

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When they are small & detailed enough and immediately actionable

28
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How does the Scrum team break donw the product backlog item?

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With the help pf user stories! (Short descriptions of a features explained form the perspective of the person who desires the function

29
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What are the 3 Steps to create a good user storie?

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  1. Card
  2. Conversation
  3. Confirmation
30
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What does “Card” stand for? And what should be written down in the card?

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It determines how long the text should be of a user story.

Who has the need? What is the need? And why do I have the need?

31
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What does “Conversation” stand for?

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The user story should be an conversation opener not to detailed

32
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What does “Confirmation” stand for?

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The acceptance criteria is an addtion to the user story.

So things that can not be changed!
Exp: The start page should include a button called our products

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