Scrum artefacts

Question 1

What are artifacts?

Answer 1

represent work or value to provide transparency and opportunities for inspection and adaption.

Question 2

What are artifacts designed for

Answer 2

Transparency of key information

Question 3

What is a product backlog?

Answer 3

Ordered list of everything that might be needed in the product and is the single source of requirements for any changes to be made to the product.

Question 4

Where are requirements stored

Answer 4

Product backlog

Question 5

Who is responsible for the product backlog?

Answer 5

The product owner is responsible for its content, availability and ordering.

Question 6

Is the product backlog a complete list?

Answer 6

It is never complete. It has only the initially known and best-understood requirements. It evolves as the product and the environment evolve. It is dynamic.

Question 7

Is the product backlog a dynamic list?

Answer 7

Yes. It constantly changes to identify what the product needs to be appropriate competitive and useful. Requirements never stop changing, and so does the PBL.

Question 8

What is on the product backlog?

Answer 8

Features
Functions
Requirements
Enhancements
Fixes

Question 9

If you have multiple teams, howmany product backlogs do you have?

Answer 9

1.

Question 10

What is product backlog refinement?

Answer 10

The act of adding detail, estimates and order to items in the product backlog. This is an ongoing process

Question 11

Who does refinement?

Answer 11

The scrum team decides how and when refinement is done.

Question 12

When can items be updated?

Answer 12

at any time. by the product owner or at its discretion

Question 13

What is the difference between higher ordered and lower ordered backlog items

Answer 13

Clarity
Detail
Pricise estimates

Question 14

When is a product backlog item “Ready”

Answer 14

Items that can be “Done” in the next sprint timebox. These are deemed “Ready” for selection in a sprint planning.

Question 15

Who is responsible for estimates?

Answer 15

The development team

The product owner can influence but the people that will perform the work make the final estimate.

Question 16

How do you monitor progress?

Answer 16

The total work remaining to reach a goal. The work remaining after a sprint review is compared to work remaining at previous sprint reviews.

Question 17

Can you neatly plan everything?

Answer 17

no. What will happen is unknown. only what has happened might be usefull for forward-looking decision-making

Question 18

What is a sprint backlog?

Answer 18

Set of product backlog items selected for the sprint. Plus a plan for delivering the product increment and realizing the sprint goal.

Question 19

What is the sprint backlog in essence

Answer 19

A forecast by the development team about what functionality will be in the next print increment. and the work needed to deliver that functionality.

All the work neccesary to achieve the print goal

Question 20

Characteristics of the sprint backlog

Answer 20

• Detailed so that i can be understood in the daily scrum

- It is modified and emergent (learning) during the sprint

Question 21

Can you add new items to the sprint backlog?

Answer 21

• Yes. As new work is required the dev team adds it
  If it is completed. the estimated time of remaining work is updated. Unnessecary items are removed. Only the development team can change the sprint backlog.