Solving Problems + Improvments

Question 1

Technical Debt

Answer 1

Backlog of work caused because of lack of info and needs refactoring

Question 2

Sustainability

Answer 2

It is the pace of work or velocity that can be maintained by a team indefinitely

Question 3

Participated methodologies

Answer 3

Stakeholder based

Question 4

Heuristic methodology

Answer 4

draw insights from lessons learned.

Question 5

Normative methodologies

Answer 5

Normative methodologies are based on solutions specific to a discipline.

Question 6

Rational methodologies

Answer 6

Rational methodologies allow for system analysis based on method and technique.

Question 7

Frequent verification and validation

Answer 7

Pair programming, automated testing, continuous integration, customer evaluation, team retrospectives, are all examples of and collectively known as frequent verification and validation.

Question 8

Transparency is important to:

Answer 8

Help the primary stakeholders make informed decisions

Question 9

Continues integration is:

Answer 9

Continuous Integration is an XP practice to check in the code to a repository and run automated tests.

Question 10

the sprint review is conducted for three main reasons:

Answer 10

To prove to the stakeholders that the team is moving in the right direction,
To get feedback from the stakeholders about the work completed, and
To discuss the work of the next sprint with the stakeholders.

Question 11

The last responsible moment

Answer 11

The team is deferring the decision until they have more up-to-date details on the final requirements.

Question 12

Pre-mortem

Answer 12

A pre-mortem is a facilitated exercise that aims to identify the possible failure points on a project before it starts.

Question 13

ultimate goal of the decision gradients?

Answer 13

Gaining commitment