Agile Project Management

___project management approach is most appropriate when business needs change frequently.

• Kanban
• Scrum
• Waterfall
• Agile

A sprint in agile project management is:

• a short, time-boxed period during which a specific amount of work is completed.

• a meeting to discuss project progress.

• a document outlining project goals.

• a period of time with no work being done.

What is the goal/objective of a sprint/iteration in agile?

• Complete all planned tasks
• Maximize team productivity
• Meet all project deadlines
• Deliver a potentially shippable product increment

___is a small function or deliverable that addresses a business need.

• feature

• sprint

• iteration

Which is NOT an advantage of agile project management?

• Limited documentation
• Flexibility to adapt to changes
• Clear communication and collaboration
• Strict adherence to timelines

What is the main difference between waterfall approach and agile approach?

• the sequential vs. iterative nature of the approaches.

• the level of collaboration and communication in waterfall approach compared to agile approach.

• the level of flexibility in waterfall approach compared to agile approach.

• the documentation required in waterfall approach but not in agile approach.

Which is NOT a stage in the agile methodology?

• Explore

• Speculate

• Close

• Execute

At this stage, you define the project goals, objectives, and guidelines.

• Envision

• Speculate

• Adapt

• Explore

For each sprint, we cycle through

[Select all that apply]

• Speculate

• Adapt

• Envision

• Explore

At the explore stage, we

• build and test features

• identify features

• review features developed