Agile Fundamentals
An Agile term that refers to a fixed period of time during which a team works to complete a set of tasks from the backlog
A Sprint
The term 'Scrum' originates from this activity
Rugby
This framework is abbreviated as SAFe
Scaled Agile Framework
Widely used project management tool helps Agile teams track issues, manage workflows, and visualize progress through boards and backlogs
Jira
Another name for the main pantry at 731 Lexington
"The Link"
Name 2 Agile Frameworks
Scrum, Kanban, Extreme Programming, Nexus, Disciplined Agile
T/F: The Product Backlog Refinement is an artifact of Scrum
False
In SAFe, this planning event occurs every 8-12 weeks during which teams work together to deliver a set of features or improvements
PI (Program Increment) planning
A key metric in Scrum that measures how much work a team can complete within a sprint
Velocity
The year Bloomberg LP was founded
1981
The number of Principles in the Agile Manifesto
12
Name 3 Scrum Values
Commitment, Focus, Openness, Respect and Courage
In LeSS, this is the number of Product Owners and Product backlogs used, regardless of how many teams are working on a product.
One.
This occurs when unplanned work or changes are introduced in a sprint, potentially disrupting the team's ability to meet its original sprint goals
Scope creep
731 Lexington was the former location of this department store
Alexanders
According to the Agile Manifesto, this has more value than following a plan
Responding to change
This is the number of pillars that support the Scrum framework.
3
A central concept in SAFe which synchronizes the work of multiple teams
ART (Agile Release Train)
In a typical Sprint Burndown chart, the y-axis represents this, while the x-axis represents time.
Story Points
(work or estimates)
10017
Year when Agile Manifesto was signed
2001
As of 2023, this many versions of the Scrum Guide have been published.
there have been 6 major versions of the official Scrum Guide.
An Agile Framework designed to help Scrum teams scale by managing dependencies and integrating work across multiple teams working on the same product
Nexus
This is a term that refers to product flaws or issues that pass through all levels of testing and inspection, only to be discovered by the customer after delivered
Escaped Defects
The number of fish in the Koi pond at 731 Lexington
22