AGILE CEREMONIES
This ceremony allows the Pod opportunity to discuss a project's progress at a high level. These meetings last 15 minutes and allow each contributor to report on their accomplishments since the last meeting.
What is a Daily Stand up
People who prioritize the Sprint Backlog, Estimate the Effort, Develop, test and identify impediments
What is the Scrum Team or Pod
The standard duration of a sprint?
What is 2 weeks
This list consists of prioritized deliverables (such as new features) that should be implemented as part of a project or product development.
What is the product backlog?
This board is used to support the identification, assessment, mitigation, planning and monitoring of risks raised by members of a Journey or Platform.
What is a Risk Board
At the end of each sprint, the scrum team meets to discuss what went well, what did not go well and what should be changed.
What is a Retrospective
This role is accountable for overall testing and management of testing activities across product group to ensure the Test Strategy/Approach is "right sized" for the product complexity and risk
What is a Quality Engineer
What are the two different Agile methodologies we practice in TDSA?
What are scrum and Kanban
A meeting where the POs, PGO, RTEs meet on a weekly basis?
What is the PO Sync
This board tracks the lifecycle of an Epic.
What is the Epic Board
This is a time boxed ceremony for the Pod to form a shared understanding of the sprint's objective, alignment on the backlog items to meet sprint goals and a formal commitment to delivering the stories selected. It is also an opportunity for the Pod to identify and track risks.
What is Sprint Planning
This role is accountable for the pod's effectiveness. They serve the pod by coaching pod members, helping pod focus on Sprint goals, removing impediments to pod's progress and ensuring that all the ceremonies take place and are positive, productive and kept within timebox.
What is the Scrum Master
Software used for sprint management.
What is JIRA
Limits the amount of cards in a given Kanban column
what is a WIP limit
This is a checklist of things that need to be done before a Story can be considered ready for work
What is the Definition of Ready
The goal of this ceremony is to collectively review a series of candidate Stories for future sprints, enabling Pod members to gain a better understanding of each Story. The Story is clarified through the creation of acceptance criteria that specifies what needs to be in place to meet the Story goal. Stories are then sized and prioritized, using a set of criteria to ensure each backlog item is eligible for implementation by satisfying the 'Definition of Ready'.
What is Backlog Refinement
This role is accountable for maximizing the value of the product resulting from the work of the Scrum pod. They're responsible for Product Backlog management including developing and communicating the Sprint Goal, prioritizing Backlog items, and ensuring that the Backlog is transparent, visible and understood.
What is the Product Owner
This report graphic representation of how quickly the team is working through a customer's user stories during a sprint.
What is a burndown chart?
An ____ is a chunk of work that is then broken down into smaller stories
What is an Epic
This is a checklist that helps to validate if the story meets the pre-defined criteria that was setup including acceptance criteria.
What is the Definition of Done (DoD)
TEAM REPRESENTATIVES MEET ON A WEEKLY BASIS TO DISCUSS THE STATUS QUO, PLANNED WORK, AND ANY DEPENDENCIES BETWEEN THE TEAMS
WHAT IS THE SCRUM OF SCRUMS
This role is accountable for an overall vision for a product group and is accountable to deliver on-going of value within that group and by extension, the overall Journey/Platform.
What is the Product Group Owner
The amount of value delivered in each sprint, enabling you to predict the amount of work the team can get done in future sprints.
What is Velocity
Company that developed Lean thinking and principals
Who is Toyota
This needs to be done for a user story to be achieved.
What is Acceptance Criteria