Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - Sprint Planning Can Begin Early

The video tutorial covers the essential aspects of Sprint planning in a Scrum framework. It emphasizes the importance of starting the Sprint even if the product backlog is not fully complete, as it is a change-driven process. The roles of the product owner, Scrum Master, and development team are highlighted, along with the need for effective time management during planning. The tutorial also discusses the prioritization of user stories and the collaborative effort required to estimate and deliver work within a Sprint.

What is the primary goal of Sprint planning?

• To complete the product backlog

• To define the project vision and objectives

• To assign tasks to team members

• To finalize the project budget

Why is it not necessary for the product backlog to be 100% complete before starting a Sprint?

• Because the team can work without any guidance

• Because the backlog is irrelevant to the Sprint

• Because a mature backlog with user stories is sufficient

• Because the product owner will complete it later

What is the maximum recommended duration for Sprint planning for a one-month Sprint?

• 10 hours

• 8 hours

• 4 hours

• 6 hours

Who are the key participants in the Sprint planning meeting?

• Only the Scrum Master

• Only the development team

• The product owner, Scrum Master, and development team

• The project manager and stakeholders

How does the product owner prepare the backlog for Sprint planning?

• By assigning tasks to team members

• By removing all completed tasks

• By randomly selecting user stories

• By ranking and ordering based on item value