Agile 101: How to do a Basic Agile Project

This video provides a basic introduction to Agile project management, focusing on practical steps rather than theoretical principles. It covers project planning, the use of sprints, backlog management, and the importance of regular reviews and retrospectives. The video emphasizes the iterative and adaptive nature of Agile, encouraging viewers to start using these methods and seek further training for more complex projects.

What is emphasized as a key aspect of Agile project management?

• Following a strict methodology

• Using only one type of Agile method

• Ignoring project culture

• Adapting to the specific needs of a project

What is the first step in Agile project management?

• User acceptance testing

• Sprint execution

• Daily meetings

• Project planning

In Agile projects, what is a 'sprint' commonly known as?

• A long-term plan

• A daily meeting

• An increment or iteration

• A final review

What is the purpose of a backlog in Agile project management?

• To plan daily meetings

• To log future requirements

• To list completed tasks

• To finalize project scope

How often are daily meetings held during a sprint?

• Daily

• Monthly

• Weekly

• Bi-weekly

What is the purpose of a Sprint Retrospective?

• To conduct user acceptance testing

• To examine the team's process and learn from it

• To plan the next project

• To review the final product

Which ongoing activity is NOT typically part of Agile project management?

• Ignoring quality control

• Stakeholder engagement

• Risk management

• Cost management