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What is Scrum?
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What is Agile?
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Why Agile?
Reduces waste.
Requirements are completely & correctly understood.
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Agile Methodologies
AGILE
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Sprints
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Timebox
Timebox sets a fixed time limit to any activity and lets other
characteristics such as scope vary.
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Advantages of Timebox
Focus
Helps one to focus his attention on the job at hand for the specified period
of time.
Increased productivity
Defining a fixed time period and working diligently in a focused manner on
the identified task, helps one to work smarter and harder and get more
done.
Time available
Helps one to be consciously aware of the time available to perform the
task at hand.
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Release
The concept of a “Release” has been removed from the latest Scrum Guide. The
idea being that each sprint should be considered a mini-release.
Release Plan
A release plan presents a roadmap of how the team intends to achieve the
product vision within the project objectives and constraints identified in the
project data sheet.
It helps the product owner and the whole team decide how much must be
developed and how long it will take before they have a releasable product.
A release conveys expectations about what is likely to be developed and in
what timeframe.
A release plan serves as a guidepost toward which the project team can
progress.
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Daily Scrum
Each participant answers 3 questions:
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User Story
Is the most granular unit of requirement.
Provides a simple medium for:
Gathering basic information about stories,
Recording high-level requirements,
Developing work estimates, and
Defining acceptance tests.
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Definition of “Done”
It is a good idea to clearly define the meaning of the term “Done.”
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Product Backlog
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Different Roles
Product Owner
Scrum Master
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