Agile concepts and techniques Flashcards
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What is agile estimation used for?
Estimating effort or complexity of work items in agile teams.
What are examples of agile estimation techniques?
Magic estimation, story points, and t-shirt sizing.
What are burn charts in agile?
Visual tools that track progress over time against planned work.
What are two types of burn charts?
Burn-up and burn-down charts.
What is the purpose of a burn-down chart?
To show how much work remains in a sprint or project.
What is an MVP (Minimum Viable Product)?
A product with just enough features to satisfy early users and gain feedback.
Why is MVP important in agile?
It enables fast feedback and learning to guide further development.
What are planning, review, and retrospective sessions?
Structured agile ceremonies for preparing, inspecting, and improving the work.
What is a user story?
A short description of a feature from the user’s point of view.
What format are user stories often written in?
“As a [user], I want [something] so that [benefit].”
What is the Definition of Ready (DoR)?
A checklist that defines when a work item is ready to be taken into a sprint.
What is the Definition of Done (DoD)?
A checklist that defines when a work item is considered complete.
Why are DoR and DoD important?
They create shared understanding and consistent quality.
What is an agile workshop?
A focused session where people collaborate to solve problems or align work.