History
Sport the name Scrum is inspired from
What is Rugby
The timeboxed event where work gets done
What is a sprint
Scrum process enforcer and servant leader for the team
What is the ScrumMaster
15 minute daily meeting
What is the daily stand up (Scrum)
term used to describe how much work a team can get done within a given timebox
What is velocity
The 4 group principles of Agile
What is Customer Satisfaction, Teamwork, Quality, and Project Management
Customer focused way to describe new features
What is a user story
Determines what should be built and when based off the highest value
What is the product owner
Where the work is reviewed and approved by the Product Owner
What is the Sprint Review (demo)
Individuals and interactions over over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan
What is the Agile Manifesto
Creators of Scrum
Jeff Sutherland and Ken Schwaber
Measures progress of a sprint or release
What is a burndown chart
Does the work
Where the team decides what to work on and commits
What is sprint planning
Range for length of a sprint
What is 1-4 weeks
Name 3 forms of Agile
What is:
Scrum, X-treme Programming, Kanban, iterative, SAFe
A list of things to be done
Product Backlog
An optional, short-term role
What is an Agile Coach
Where the team reflects on what was just completed
What is the Sprint Retrospective
Responsible for ensuring conversation of what "Done" means occurs
Who is the Scrum Master
The article which inspired the movement
What is the "New New Product Development Game"
How most teams size the work
What is the Fibonacci sequence
Known for having healthy tension in Scrum
What is the Product Owner and Scrum Master
The optional ceremony where potential work is discussed
What is backlog refinement
Two key characteristics of a Scrum team
What is Self-organizing and cross-functional