User Story

DSDM is a(n) ____ method that focuses on _______:

• Lean, the full project lifecycle
• Agile, sprints
• Agile, the full project lifecycle
• Waterfall, each step independently

A Scrum user story is:

• A description of a feature from the end-user perspective
• The smallest work unit in the framework
• Is written in an informal, natural, understandable language
• All of the above

Scrum user stories help bring the user closer:

• "True"
• "False"

A user story must comply with the INVEST criterias:

• Irrational, Negotiable, Variable, Extreme, Software, Transparent
• Independent, Negotiable, Vulnerable, Empowering, Small, True
• Independent, Negotiable, Valuable, Estimable, Small, Transparent

In a user story, the following structure is true:

• The who, the why, so what
• The why, the who, so what
• so what, the why, the who

The business value of a user story indicates:

• The profit it generates
• The priority it has from the customer’s view point
• The complexity of its development
• Its cost

To determine the business value of a user story, we can use

• Kano model
• Burndown chart
• MoSCoW model
• Both Kano and MoSCoW models

The Kano model is a graphical representation of customer satisfaction in regards to:

• Expected profits
• Implementation costs
• Delivery time
• The weather

MoSCoW model stands for:

• The capital of Russia
• Must not have, Should not have, Could not have, will not have
• Must have, Should have, Could have, Won’t have

According to the Time-Boxing model, the final delivery date is ___ but the work to be done is _____:

• Fixed, variable
• Variable, fixed
• Fixed, fixed
• Variable, variable