Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - Scrum Overall Process

The video tutorial explains the Scrum framework, focusing on its initial processes, the roles of the project vision and product roadmap, and the responsibilities of the product owner. It details the creation of user stories and the product backlog, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing high-priority user stories for the Sprint. The tutorial also covers the Sprint process, including planning, execution, and the breakdown of user stories into tasks.

What is the primary purpose of the Project Vision Statement in Scrum?

• To outline the technical specifications of the project

• To describe the goals of the project and focus the team

• To provide a detailed budget for the project

• To list all the tasks to be completed in the project

Who is responsible for creating user stories in the Scrum process?

• The Product Owner

• The Stakeholders

• The Scrum Master

• The Development Team

What is the product backlog in Scrum?

• A collection of user stories derived from client requirements

• A list of completed tasks

• A document outlining the project budget

• A timeline of the project

What document is created during the pre-Sprint process to guide the Scrum team?

• Sprint Retrospective Report

• Budget Plan

• Project Vision Document

• Technical Specification Document

During Sprint planning, what is the main focus when selecting user stories?

• The high-priority user stories

• The stories with the most stakeholder interest

• The stories that are easiest to complete

• The stories with the most technical challenges

What is the Sprint Backlog?

• A list of all tasks completed in the last Sprint

• A list of user stories to be developed in the next Sprint

• A document outlining the project budget

• A timeline of the entire project

How long does the team typically take to deliver the agreed amount of stories in a Sprint?

• 60 days

• 14 days

• 7 days

• 30 days or more