20. Agile Flashcards
Who on an agile project is responsible for prioritizing the product backlog?
product owner = the customers
The team has completed the sprint planning meeting.
What will be the output of that meeting?
Output: Sprint Backlog
The team is currently in a meeting discussing what went wrong and right during the sprint.
What is the name of this meeting?
retrospective
= a meeting conducted at the end of the sprint to reflect on what the team did correctly and what they did wrong and how to improve the next sprint
retrospective
What do you call multiple sprints that result in a shippable product?
release
= a series of sprints
a scrum
What does a daily stand-up meeting cover?
3 questions: what they did yesterday, any obstacles they face, and what they plan to do today
When is customer review work done on an agile project?
sprint review meeting
What is “low-tech, high-touch”?
more time with face-to-face conversions and physical interactions
Defects, extra processes, and waiting are all considered what?
waste
How is funding different on an agile project compared to a traditional project?
Agile = funded in increments
Traditional = funded at the beginning
Risk is considered _.
anti-value
While trying to engage the stakeholders on a project to prioritize the product backlog, the agile project manager has given the stakeholders fake money and told them to place a dollar value on the features based on their perception of value for that feature.
What technique is this?
Technique: Monopoly Money
What prioritization technique will have stakeholders categorize the features based on satisfiers and dissatisfiers?
Technique: Kano Analysis
will help to understand the customer’s level of satisfaction. They will classify the features based on their level of satisfaction such as the exciter’s, satisfiers, dissatisfiers, and indifferent.
What is the set of functionalities that is complete to be useful but small enough not to be an entire project.
minimal viable product
