Agile Project Management - How to Meet a Project Deadline

The video tutorial introduces Scrum, a framework for managing complex projects, emphasizing timely delivery through Sprints. It covers Scrum's core principles: transparency, inspection, and adaptation, which help teams improve continuously. The Scrum skeleton is explained, detailing the process from product backlog to Sprint review, highlighting its simplicity and effectiveness in delivering shippable features. The tutorial aims to equip viewers with practical tips to overcome challenges and ensure successful project delivery.

What is the primary goal of a Sprint in Scrum?

• To complete as many tasks as possible

• To evaluate team performance

• To plan the next project phase

• To deliver a set of features by the end of the Sprint

Which principle of Scrum involves making improvements based on observations?

• Commitment

• Inspection

• Transparency

• Adaptation

What is the purpose of the product backlog in Scrum?

• To prioritize team members' roles

• To outline all desired features and acceptance criteria

• To schedule daily meetings

• To list all the tasks for the team

How often do Scrum teams meet to inspect progress and adapt their plans?

• Daily

• Weekly

• Monthly

• Bi-weekly

What happens at the end of a Sprint in Scrum?

• The team disbands

• The product backlog is discarded

• A potentially shippable product increment is delivered

• The project is completed