Agile Basics - 1
Agile Basics - 2
Agile Roles
Scrum Basics - 1
Scrum Basics - 2
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Agile Framework that has a time boxed iterative process where teams agree to Sprint Goals and commit to a Sprint Backlog

What is Scrum Framework?

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There are 12 of them

how many Agile Principles are there?

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In a traditional Scrum Team, this is the resource responsible for understanding the business needs and communicating them to the team

Who is the Product Owner?

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The Scrum Framework utilizes these three roles and they are part of the core Scrum Team 

What are Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Delivery Team?

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What did you do yesterday?  What will you do today?  Are there any impediments in your way?

What is Daily Scrum Call?

200

A famous document that outlines the 4 values and 12 principles of Agile method

What is Agile Manifesto?

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Where the Agile Principles and Values are documented

What is the Agile Manifesto?

200

Coach, leader, and facilitator that works for the team to improve productivity, remove obstacles, and resolve impediments.  

Who is the Scrum Master?

200

List of new features, changes to existing features, bug fixes, or other activities that a team may deliver in order to achieve a specific outcome.

What is the Product Backlog?

200

An opportunity for an Agile Team to reflect on What went well, what didn't go well, and ways to improve.

What is a Sprint Retrospective?

300

If Agile is not a framework then it must be a _________

Mindset

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_____________ over Processes and Tools

Complete the Agile Value

Individuals and interactions over processes and tools

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Turns the requirements and creative designs into working software.

Who is the Delivery Team?

300

A collaborative meeting to inspect the product increment created during the sprint 

What is the Sprint Review?

300

Meetings typically facilitated by a BA and/or Product Owner to decompose and review user stories in the Product backlog for future Sprint assignment.

What is Backlog Grooming Sessions?

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A numerical value that represents the total amount of work done in a Sprint Iteration. Usually represented in Story Points

What is Velocity?

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Deliver working software frequently, from a couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a preference to the shorter timescale.

What is the third Agile Principle?

OR

What is one of the Agile Principles?

400

Elicits and documents requirements and helps the team create user stories for the product backlog.  

Who are Business Analysts or Product Owner Proxies?

400

Estimation technique/game where each team member "plays" a card bearing a numerical value corresponding to a point estimation for a user story.

What is Planing Poker?

400

Made up of User Stories and Tasks committed to for the Sprint

What is the sprint backlog?

500

Agile Framework that is continuous, not iterative, and is better suited for unplanned work

What is Kanban?

500

Supervisors and management attending this Scrum ceremony

What is a common retrospective anti-pattern?

500

Resources that have stake in the outcome of the project.  Are sometimes considered experts that bring valuable knowledge about the product and business needs.

Who are Business Stakeholders or Subject Matter Experts?

500

Popular Story Point estimation method that uses a series of numbers where each number is the addition of the last two numbers

What is Fibonacci Series?

500

The estimated work remaining as the Sprint progresses.

What is Burndown Chart?