Meetings
Members get together to approve or reject change requests
What is a Change Control Board meeting?
•Responsible for coordinating activities among the Core Team
•Responsible for decision making and supporting the development team
•Responsible for assisting in removing blockers where applicable
•Involvement in UAV testing
What is the CORE lead responsible for?
A one sentence description to explain the purpose of a Product Backlog Item.
What is a user story?
Writes the testing scenarios
What does the business team do for UAV?
Focuses on testing by executing the software with an aim to identify bug/defect through implementation of procedures and process.
What is Quality Assurance (QA) Testing?
Each day of a sprint, the team holds a daily scrum meeting to discuss work that was completed the day before, what will be worked on today, and identify any team blockers
What is the daily scrum meeting?
•Responsible for assisting in setting priority for the scope and backlog
•Helping to manage business and stakeholder expectations with delivery
•Serve as a steward for the needs of the solution to meet current and future business demands
What is the Product Owner responsible for?
An epic is broken down in _________. These requirements are more specific to the necessary
What is a feature?
Process that encourages Rapid Delivery of High Quality Software, Frequent Inspection and Adaptation, Team Work, Self-Organization and Accountability, and Development Alignment with Client Needs.
What is Agile Methodology?
Business users test the software to make sure it can handle required tasks in real-world scenarios, according to the requirements
What is User Acceptance Validation (UAV)?
An informal demo of the new features to the Product Owner and lasts no longer than 2 hours
What is a sprint review meeting?
•Create and elicit user stories in VSTS
•Perform backlog grooming
•Participate in sprint planning process
•Provide testing oversight and guidance to QAs
•Perform functional testing
What is the BSA responsible for?
Details that indicate the scope of a user story and help the team and product owner determine done-ness
What is acceptance criteria?
Requirements that pertain to Accessibility, Auditing, Maintainability, Scalability, Availability, Security/PII, and Performance
What are Non-Functional Requirements?
Focuses on evaluating the security of the system. The test is performed to identify both weaknesses/vulnerabilities and the potential for unauthorized parties to gain access
What is Penetration Testing?
A continuous improvement opportunity for a Scrum team to review and identify areas of opportunity and success
What is a sprint retrospective meeting?
•Create tasks in VSTS
•Update remaining work in VSTS daily
•Team leads to notify TDM of any blockages and confirm daily updates to VSTS
•Participate in Sprint planning
•Provide story points (estimations) for the user stories
What is the Developer responsible for?
A list of ALL desired functionality included for the solution from MVP to Post MVP
What is a Product backlog?
•Define release backlog and plan
•User Stories committed for the release should have a clear definition of done
•Architecture approved along with NFR
•Minimum environment to start development
What are the objectives of Sprint 0?
Focuses on testing to ensure the application will perform well under the expected workload. i.e. response time, reliability, resource usage and scalability
What is performance testing?
The development and business teams get together to clarify the details of the Sprint backlog items and their respective acceptance criteria and establish effort points for the work to be completed.
What is a Sprint Planning meeting?
•Responsible for decision making for features
•Responsible for leading the direction of the functionality including the review and triage of defects
What is the CORE team responsible for?
A subset of requirements from the Release Backlog that a team targets to deliver during a sprint in order to accomplish the sprint goal
What is a sprint backlog?
Design, development, and QA activities
What occurs during a sprint?
Focuses on re-running functional and non-functional tests to ensure that previously developed and tested software still performs after a change.
What is Regression Testing?