Scrum Foundations 2

R and R

100

a chance for the team and stakeholders to adapt the product.

what is a sprint review?

200

No longer than 1-2 hours and at the end of every sprint.

When does a sprint review happen?

300

What went well, What to Improve

What is the anatomy of a sprint retrospective

400

Sprint Retrospective

How does the team inspect its process and improve during next sprint? 

500

Processes feedback and uses it to influence what to build next.

What is does the Product Owner do during sprint review?

Product

100

Product Increment, Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog

What are the three artifacts in scrum?

200

Potentially releasable product increment.

What is the most valuable artifact in Scrum?

300

Deciding not to release

What is making an economical decision?

400

To create an appropriate sense of emergency in order to create incrementally releasable product.

Why are sprints timeboxed?

500

500

DAILY DOUBLE - summarize scrum foundation in 1-2 sentences.

List...

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A product backlog

What is a prioritized list of features

200

a the top of the list

Where are the highest prioritized items?

300

vague ideas

What is typically near the bottom of the list?

400

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-$400

500

500

$1.00

Run

100

A sprint backlog meeting

How do they determine how they are going to build the product?

200

Team spends time planning how to complete the items. Come up with a Rough plan. Determine how much time it takes to complete tasks

What are some of the things that happen during a sprint backlog meeting?