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Questions and Answers
Match the Scrum values with their descriptions:
Match the Scrum values with their descriptions:
Courage = The willingness to do the right thing, even when it's difficult. Commitment = A pledge to achieving the goals of the Scrum Team. Focus = Concentrating on the work at hand and the goals of the Scrum Team. Openness = Transparency in all aspects of the project.
Match each term to the appropriate description.
Match each term to the appropriate description.
Transparency = Significant aspects of the process must be visible to those responsible for the outcome. Inspection = Scrum users must frequently inspect Scrum artifacts and progress toward a Sprint Goal. Adaptation = Adjustments must be made promptly to minimize further deviation. Scrum Values = The foundation that support the pillars of transparency, inspection, and adaptation.
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Rugby = A holistic approach where a team works together to reach a common goal. Sequential Approach = A traditional approach to product development that may conflict with speed and flexibility. Scrum Team = A cross-functional, self-organizing group responsible for delivering a product. Scrum = A framework for developing, delivering, and sustaining complex products.
Match the characteristic with the correct Scrum Value:
Match the characteristic with the correct Scrum Value:
Match values that have a strong association.
Match values that have a strong association.
Which of the following is a core Agile framework?
Which of the following is a core Agile framework?
Which of the following is a practice often associated with Agile methodologies?
Which of the following is a practice often associated with Agile methodologies?
Which of the following is a key value from the Agile Manifesto?
Which of the following is a key value from the Agile Manifesto?
What is the term for keeping team members informed using visible displays?
What is the term for keeping team members informed using visible displays?
Which of these best describes 'Agile Development'?
Which of these best describes 'Agile Development'?
Flashcards
Origin of Scrum?
Origin of Scrum?
Scrum is rooted in an iterative, incremental approach similar to a rugby team working together.
What are the Scrum pillars?
What are the Scrum pillars?
The three pillars of Scrum that ensure its effectiveness.
Transparency in Scrum
Transparency in Scrum
Honest and clear communication within the Scrum Team and with stakeholders.
Inspection in Scrum
Inspection in Scrum
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Adaptation in Scrum
Adaptation in Scrum
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Agile Development
Agile Development
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Agile Framework
Agile Framework
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SAFe
SAFe
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Team Syncs
Team Syncs
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Pair Programming
Pair Programming
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Study Notes
Agile Frameworks and Practices
- Agile Development is defined by values and principals
- SAFe, Scrum, and Kanban are Agile Frameworks
- Agile practices are:
- Timeboxing
- Stories
- Team syncs
- Pair/mob programming
- Frequent Demos
- Test/behavior-driven development
- Information radiators
- Retrospectives
- Continuous integration
- DevOps
Software Development Activity
- Locate the activity in workbook
- Fill in value statements, choosing the appropriate phrases
Agile Manifesto value statements
- Individuals and interactions over processes and tools.
- Working software over comprehensive documentation.
- Customer collaboration over contract negotiation.
- Responding to change over following a plan.
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Description
Explore Scrum values and SAFE terminology. Learn how values like courage, commitment, focus, respect, and openness enhance transparency in agile processes. Understand the differences and similarities between Scrum and SAFe terminologies, such as sprint planning vs. iteration planning.
