Topic 5 Flashcards
Agile vs Scrum
Agile = philosophy for doing work
Scrum = methodology for doing work
What is Scrum?
It’s lightweight framework that helps people, teams organizations generate value through adaptive solutions for complex problems. Uses fixed-length iterations called sprints
What is Sprints?
A sprint is one iteration through the design, code, test, and deploy cycle. Every sprint should have a goal. Sprint are usually 2* weeks in duration
List down the Scrum values
- Courage
- Respect
- Openness
- Commitment
- Focus
What is Empirical Process Control?
Knowledge comes from experience and making decisions based on what is known. Uses inspection and subsequent adaptation to optimize predictability and control risks. Transparency is required for inspection and adaption.
Who is in the Scrum Team
Product Owner, one Scrum Master, and developers.
Characteristics of a Scrum Team
Self-organizing and cross-functional
What is a Scrum Team accountable for?
Scrum Team is accountable for creating a valuable, useful increment every Sprint.
Explain what the Scrum Master does
Is a servant leader who facilitates scrum events and help to prevent impediments
Explain what the Product Owner does
Responsible for maximizing the value of the Product.
Owns the Product Backlog.
o Creation
o Management
o Prioritization
Explain the role of the developers
They are responsible for the working product at the end of each sprint. They own the sprint backlog and have to decide on the definition of done.
What are scrum artifacts?
Scrum artifacts represents work or value, designed to maximize transparency.
What is product backlog?
It is a prioritized list of all the work needed to be done on the project. It includes user stories, features, enhancements, and fixes, along with acceptance criteria.
What is sprint backlog?
Is a subset of Product Backlog, comprising the items selected for the current Sprint, along with a plan for delivering the product Increment and achieving the Sprint Goal
What is increment?
The sum of all the Product Backlog items completed during a Sprint and previous Sprints. It must be in “completed” condition and meet the Team’s Definition of Done
