Lesson Five Flashcards
How long does PI planning take
1-2 days
How frequently does PI planning occur?
Every 8-12 weeks
Which teams work as intermediaries during PI planing for governance, interfaces, and dependencies
Architect / Engineering and UX
What is the input of PI Planning?
Vision, NFRs and Top 10 Features
What is the output of PI Planning?
Team and Program PI Objectives and Program Board
[…….. ………………] are business summaries of what each team intends to deliver in the upcoming PI.
PI Objectives
If a team has low confidence in meeting a PI Objective or the Objective has many unknowns, it should be moved to where?
Uncommited
Do Uncommited Objectives count towards the load?
Yes
SMART is an acronym of what?
Specific, Measureable, Achieveable, Realistic and Time-bound
During PI Planning who has the content authority to make decisions at the user Story level
Product Owners
During PI Planning, who has the responsibility is to manage
the timebox, the dependencies, and the ambiguities
Scrum Master
During PI Planning, who has the responsibility to define user
Stories, plan them into the Iteration, and work out interdependencies with other teams
The Agile Team
When calculating capacity, what’s the starting numberof points assumed for each member of the agile team?
8 points
Do capacity estimations include the Scrum Master and the PO?
No
Who runs the Scrum of Scrums?
The Release Train Engineer
When does the Management Review happen?
Halfway through PI Planning
When do Planning Adjustments happen?
At the start of the second half of PI Planning
What does BV stand for?
Business Value
Who calculates BV?
Business Owners
The programme board shows a Feature’s deliveries; milestones and…
Dependencies
Who has to accept the Final Plan at PI Planning?
Business Owners
What does the acronym ROAM break down to when considering risks?
Resolved, Owned, Accepted, Mitigated
What does the acronym ROAM break down to when considering risks?
Resolved, Owned, Accepted, Mitigated
What does the ART Sync consist of?
Scrum of Scrum and PO Sync
