Scrum Roles
True or False, the Scrum Master is the Change Agent
What is "True"
usually when the timebox expires, although, this could be earlier if everything is finished.
When is a Sprint over?
These are the 5 Scrum Values
Courage, Commitment, Focus, Openness, and Respect
Ideas
What is the Requirements Phase input?
This methodology is ideal for chaotic teams or companies who have difficulty planning even weeks ahead
What is Kanban?
They are a group of 5-7 people with different skill sets who all work together and help one another to successfully complete a sprint.
Who is the development team?
this is a unit of work which is small enough to be completed by a team during a sprint.
What is a User Story or Product Backlog Item
This is a public document which states a certain set of views, opinions and motives.
What is a manifesto?
These are the input(s) to the Testing phase
What are requirements and the product
These are the three pillars of Information Systems
People, Process, Technology
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What does ACV stand for when it comes to Auto Loans and Gap Insurance?
Actual Cash Value
This is the person who represents the stakeholders. One of their responsibilities is to convey to the scrum team what he/she wises to build.
Who is the product owner?
this is the subject or the focus of the Sprint Retrospective
What is the Scrum Process
Sprint Retrospectives are only about the Scrum process and the way the team works. The
Increment is the subject of Sprint Review.
It is the aim or desired result that the scrum team sets out to accomplish each sprint
What is the Sprint Goal?
Development phase outputs...
What is an untested but complete increment or product
This pillar of information systems, if optimized, can usually quickly produce results without many complications
Process!
They are the people who are affected by the outcome of the project, but are not part of the Scrum team.
Who are the stakeholders?
in Nexus, multiple Scrum Teams working on the same product would each have a separate one of these during each sprint, this is also one of the Scrum defined artifacts
What is the Sprint Backlog
a game used to apply estimates to stories; it uses the Delphi method of arriving at consensus, this is where team members all reveal their vote for an estimate at the same time
What is Scrum Poker?
This is how the requirements phase inputs are different in Agile vs. Waterfall
Waterfall = larger, charters, whole product
Agile = smaller, LBC's, define large changes individually
What Sprint ceremonies can Stakeholders attend?
All except Retro. Sprint Planning only by team invite, but this is rare. Standup cannot participate.