Product Management (Graded A+ Already)

Scrum Workflow correct answers product backlog, sprint planning, spring backlog, sprint (daily scrum), potentially shippable product, sprint review & sprint retrospective SCRUM vs Waterfall correct answers waterfall - planning must be completed before any development, long backlog, not embracing change, long process scrum - short sprints so theres faster cycles of feedback, shipping, and evaluation so the product can get better faster Roles in Scrum correct answers Product Owner (ideas that turn into products), Scrum Master (runs meetings, reviews, keeps scrum working smoothly), and Team (development) Scrum Artifacts correct answers Product Backlog (all the possible tasks to work on), Sprint Backlog (list of tasks for that sprint, made up of user stories that help define size and value of tasks), Burndown Charts (should approach zero as work is getting done, number of tasks vs time) scrum - user stories correct answers customers needs and reasons for those needs in simplified format - "As a ___, I need ___, so that ___." allows team and product owner/manager to see customer needs/feedback and estimate size/value of tasks Scrum correct answers The most common framework for Agile Development. Most useful because customers often change their minds of their needs. Scrum Master correct answers A person who ensures that the team is productive, facilitates the daily Scrum, enables close cooperation across all roles and functions, and removes barriers that prevent the team from being effective product manager correct answers the person within an organization who is responsible for a product, a product line, or several distinct products that make up a group Product Owner correct answers The person responsible for the business value of the project and for deciding what work to do and in what order when using a Scrum method Agile Development correct answers a guiding philosophy and set of guidelines for developing information systems in an unknown, rapidly changing environment 3 ceremonies of scrum correct answers sprint planning - product owner, scrum master and team meet to discuss user stories and estimate relative sizes daily scrum - 15 min standup meeting where team and product manager talk about what theyve done since last meeting and what theyre working on spring review/retrospective - team shows product manager potentially shippable product and everyone discusses what they did right and can do better