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Which statement best describes the Product Owner's role in Sprint Planning?
Which statement best describes the Product Owner's role in Sprint Planning?
- To dictate which Product Backlog items the Developers must include in the Sprint.
- To manage the timebox of the Sprint Planning meeting and ensure it does not exceed eight hours.
- To create the Sprint Backlog independently and present it to the Developers for execution.
- To ensure the Scrum Team is prepared to discuss the most important Product Backlog items and how they align with the Product Goal. (correct)
What is the primary purpose of the Sprint Goal?
What is the primary purpose of the Sprint Goal?
- To document the technical specifications for each Product Backlog item selected for the Sprint.
- To provide a detailed task list for the Developers to follow during the Sprint.
- To serve as a performance metric for evaluating the Developers at the end of the Sprint.
- To communicate why the Sprint is valuable to stakeholders; aligning the team's efforts with a clear objective. (correct)
During Sprint Planning, the Developers are primarily responsible for:
During Sprint Planning, the Developers are primarily responsible for:
- Selecting Product Backlog items and creating a plan to deliver them, meeting the Definition of Done. (correct)
- Prioritizing the Product Backlog items based on business value.
- Defining the Sprint Goal and obtaining approval from stakeholders.
- Facilitating the Sprint Planning meeting and ensuring all topics are covered.
Which of the following is NOT a key element of the Sprint Backlog?
Which of the following is NOT a key element of the Sprint Backlog?
The timebox for Sprint Planning is eight hours for a one-month Sprint. How should the Scrum Team adjust this timebox for shorter Sprints?
The timebox for Sprint Planning is eight hours for a one-month Sprint. How should the Scrum Team adjust this timebox for shorter Sprints?
What is the significance of the Developers decomposing Product Backlog items into smaller work items?
What is the significance of the Developers decomposing Product Backlog items into smaller work items?
A Scrum Team is having difficulty accurately forecasting how much work they can complete in a Sprint. What should they focus on improving?
A Scrum Team is having difficulty accurately forecasting how much work they can complete in a Sprint. What should they focus on improving?
Who has the authority to decide how the work will get done during the Sprint?
Who has the authority to decide how the work will get done during the Sprint?
What is the purpose of refining Product Backlog items during Sprint Planning?
What is the purpose of refining Product Backlog items during Sprint Planning?
What is the relationship between the Sprint Goal and the Product Goal?
What is the relationship between the Sprint Goal and the Product Goal?
Match each topic addressed during sprint planning with its corresponding description:
Match each topic addressed during sprint planning with its corresponding description:
Match the following Scrum Team roles with their primary responsibilities during Sprint Planning:
Match the following Scrum Team roles with their primary responsibilities during Sprint Planning:
Match the following elements with their roles in forecasting during Sprint Planning:
Match the following elements with their roles in forecasting during Sprint Planning:
Match the output of Sprint Planning with what it contains:
Match the output of Sprint Planning with what it contains:
Match these Scrum concepts with their descriptions:
Match these Scrum concepts with their descriptions:
The Product Owner solely determines the Sprint Goal during Sprint Planning.
The Product Owner solely determines the Sprint Goal during Sprint Planning.
During Sprint Planning, the Developers are responsible for selecting items from the Product Backlog to include in the current Sprint after a discussion with stakeholders.
During Sprint Planning, the Developers are responsible for selecting items from the Product Backlog to include in the current Sprint after a discussion with stakeholders.
The length of Sprint Planning is strictly determined by the Product Owner, based on the complexity of the Product Backlog items.
The length of Sprint Planning is strictly determined by the Product Owner, based on the complexity of the Product Backlog items.
The Sprint Backlog consists of the Sprint Goal, the selected Product Backlog items, and a detailed, task-by-task breakdown assigned to specific developers.
The Sprint Backlog consists of the Sprint Goal, the selected Product Backlog items, and a detailed, task-by-task breakdown assigned to specific developers.
During Sprint Planning, if a Product Backlog item is unclear, the Scrum Team may refine the item to increase understanding and confidence.
During Sprint Planning, if a Product Backlog item is unclear, the Scrum Team may refine the item to increase understanding and confidence.
Flashcards
Sprint Planning
Sprint Planning
The event that kicks off the Sprint, where the team plans the work for the Sprint.
Product Owner's Role in Sprint Planning
Product Owner's Role in Sprint Planning
The person who ensures the team is ready to discuss the most important Product Backlog items.
Sprint Goal
Sprint Goal
A focused objective that communicates why the Sprint is valuable to stakeholders.
What gets done this Sprint?
What gets done this Sprint?
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Confident Sprint forecasts
Confident Sprint forecasts
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Decomposing Product Backlog Items
Decomposing Product Backlog Items
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Who decides how to do the work?
Who decides how to do the work?
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Sprint Backlog
Sprint Backlog
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Who creates the Sprint plan?
Who creates the Sprint plan?
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Sprint Planning Timebox
Sprint Planning Timebox
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Why is this Sprint valuable?
Why is this Sprint valuable?
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Refining Backlog Items
Refining Backlog Items
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Sprint Capacity Considerations
Sprint Capacity Considerations
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How will the chosen work get done?
How will the chosen work get done?
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Daily Work Items
Daily Work Items
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Who proposes Sprint Value?
Who proposes Sprint Value?
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Sprint Goal Purpose
Sprint Goal Purpose
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Sprint Goal Deadline
Sprint Goal Deadline
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Developers' Planning Task
Developers' Planning Task
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Task Breakdown
Task Breakdown
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Study Notes
- Sprint Planning starts each Sprint, detailing the work to be done.
- The entire Scrum Team collaborates to create the Sprint plan.
- The Product Owner makes sure participants are prepared to discuss the most important Product Backlog items and how they relate to the Product Goal.
- The Scrum Team can invite others to Sprint Planning for advice.
Why Is This Sprint Valuable?
- The Product Owner suggests how the product could increase its value and utility in the current Sprint.
- The Scrum Team collaborates to define a Sprint Goal that explains the Sprint's value to stakeholders.
- The Sprint Goal must be finalized prior to the end of Sprint Planning.
What Can Be Done This Sprint?
- Developers select items from the Product Backlog for the Sprint by discussing with the Product Owner.
- The Scrum Team can refine items during this process, improving understanding and confidence.
- It can be hard to estimate how much can be completed within a Sprint.
- The more the Developers know about their past work, capacity, and Definition of Done, the more accurate their Sprint forecasts will be.
How Will the Chosen Work Get Done?
- For each selected Product Backlog item, the Developers plan the work necessary to create an Increment that meets the Definition of Done.
- This often involves breaking down Product Backlog items into smaller work items of one day or less.
- Only the Developers decide how to turn Product Backlog items into valuable Increments.
Sprint Backlog
- The Sprint Backlog encompasses the Sprint Goal, the Product Backlog items selected for the Sprint, and the plan for delivering them.
- Sprint Planning is capped at eight hours for a one-month Sprint, and is shorter for shorter Sprints.
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