Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - Follow Proper Sprint Process

The video tutorial explains the Scrum process, focusing on the roles of the Scrum team, product owner, and Scrum Master. It covers how user stories are selected from the product backlog and placed in the Sprint backlog. The importance of estimation and capacity planning is discussed, emphasizing the need for historical data and team capability assessment. The creation of Sprint goals and their alignment with the backlog is highlighted, along with the significance of the Sprint goal in guiding the team. Finally, the video outlines the planning and execution phases of a Sprint, including the definition of done and product increment.

What is the primary role of the Scrum team in the initial stages of a Sprint?

• To approve the final product

• To conduct market research

• To select user stories from the product backlog

• To finalize the product design

How does the Scrum team estimate the work for a Sprint?

• By guessing based on previous Sprints

• By using historical data and team capacity

• By consulting with external experts

• By following a fixed estimation template

What is a Sprint goal?

• A detailed list of tasks to be completed

• A high-level objective for the Sprint

• A fixed deadline for the Sprint

• A budget estimate for the Sprint

Why is the Sprint goal important?

• It sets the deadline for the product release

• It determines the budget for the Sprint

• It provides a clear objective for the Scrum team

• It defines the roles of each team member

What should be done if there is a need for renegotiation during a Sprint?

• Proceed without any changes

• Consult the Scrum Master only

• Renegotiate in the presence of the product owner

• Cancel the Sprint and start over