What are the three Jira products? - ANSWER -Jira Software
-Jira Service Desk
-Jira Core
Jira Software - ANSWER Plan, track, and release software
Jira Service Desk - ANSWER Create and manage Service Desks
Jira Core - ANSWER Manage tasks in biz projects.
What two components exist in every type of Jira project? - ANSWER
Issues (tasks) and Workflow (the process by which those tasks are
completed)
What are two ways of organizing issues in Jira? - ANSWER Versions
and Components
Relational Operators - ANSWER Evaluate the current relationship
between a field and a value.
Time-based Operators - ANSWER evaluate the historical relationship
between a field and a value.
List Operators - ANSWER Allow you to search for one of several values
that a field can have.
Text Operators - ANSWER Used to search for text within a field. Employ
logic that finds variants of a search term.
Which fields are automatically searched in a Basic text search? -
ANSWER -Summary
-Description
, -Environment
-Comments
What is your mission as a Jira Project Administrator? - ANSWER -Make
your projects easy to use
-Help your team get their work done
-Help the Jira administrator
What makes up a Jira Project? - ANSWER -Users
-Issues
-Workflows
-Versions
-Components
-Data
What are good reasons to create a new issue type? - ANSWER -Internal
and External requests have different workflows
-Issues have different required or hidden fields
-Issues need different screens when creating, editing, or viewing
-You need to report on issues separately
How can you create Sub-tasks? - ANSWER As children of a parent
issue type
They are NOT available from the Create link.
What components comprise a workflow? - ANSWER -Status (Where):
position of the issue
-Transition (How): how an issue moves from status to status
-Assignees (Who): designates who is responsible for an issue
-Resolution (Why): explains why an issue transitions from open to closed
What permission do you need to create projects? - ANSWER Jira
Administrators global permission
What is a scheme? - ANSWER A collection of configurations associated
with projects.
-Jira Service Desk
-Jira Core
Jira Software - ANSWER Plan, track, and release software
Jira Service Desk - ANSWER Create and manage Service Desks
Jira Core - ANSWER Manage tasks in biz projects.
What two components exist in every type of Jira project? - ANSWER
Issues (tasks) and Workflow (the process by which those tasks are
completed)
What are two ways of organizing issues in Jira? - ANSWER Versions
and Components
Relational Operators - ANSWER Evaluate the current relationship
between a field and a value.
Time-based Operators - ANSWER evaluate the historical relationship
between a field and a value.
List Operators - ANSWER Allow you to search for one of several values
that a field can have.
Text Operators - ANSWER Used to search for text within a field. Employ
logic that finds variants of a search term.
Which fields are automatically searched in a Basic text search? -
ANSWER -Summary
-Description
, -Environment
-Comments
What is your mission as a Jira Project Administrator? - ANSWER -Make
your projects easy to use
-Help your team get their work done
-Help the Jira administrator
What makes up a Jira Project? - ANSWER -Users
-Issues
-Workflows
-Versions
-Components
-Data
What are good reasons to create a new issue type? - ANSWER -Internal
and External requests have different workflows
-Issues have different required or hidden fields
-Issues need different screens when creating, editing, or viewing
-You need to report on issues separately
How can you create Sub-tasks? - ANSWER As children of a parent
issue type
They are NOT available from the Create link.
What components comprise a workflow? - ANSWER -Status (Where):
position of the issue
-Transition (How): how an issue moves from status to status
-Assignees (Who): designates who is responsible for an issue
-Resolution (Why): explains why an issue transitions from open to closed
What permission do you need to create projects? - ANSWER Jira
Administrators global permission
What is a scheme? - ANSWER A collection of configurations associated
with projects.
