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Which of these settings can be changed for a company-managed Scrum team?
Which of these settings can be changed for a company-managed Scrum team?
What is the default way to track progress on a board if "None" is selected?
What is the default way to track progress on a board if "None" is selected?
What does "Remaining estimate and time spent" track progress by?
What does "Remaining estimate and time spent" track progress by?
How do you access the "Configure board" settings for a company managed project?
How do you access the "Configure board" settings for a company managed project?
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What is the purpose of the "Estimation method" dropdown?
What is the purpose of the "Estimation method" dropdown?
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Study Notes
Configuring Project Estimates
- Board configuration allows setting issue estimation units (story points, time), and progress tracking methods.
- Configuration differs for company-managed and team-managed projects.
- Company-managed project configuration is restricted to company-managed Scrum teams.
- Access configuration by selecting "More" in the upper right corner of the board, then "Configure board."
- Select "Estimation" from the left-side menu.
- Adjust estimation settings (e.g., estimation methods).
- Estimation method dropdown controls how issues are estimated on the board.
- Enable time tracking to track progress differently, often alongside estimations.
- "None" tracking uses the defined estimation method for progress.
- "Remaining estimate and time spent" tracks progress by deducting logged time from the original estimate.
- For "Remaining estimate and time spent" option, logging time to issues is required.
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Description
Discover the essentials of configuring project estimates in company-managed and team-managed projects. This quiz covers how to set estimation units, access configurations, and the different tracking methods available for progress. Test your knowledge on estimation settings and their implications on project management.