Getting Started with Scrum - Step 4: Summary-1

The video tutorial covers the Agile process starting with Sprint Zero, where a Sprint Board is created to track work items. It explains the creation and management of Product Backlog items, including user stories and acceptance criteria. The tutorial also discusses prioritizing backlog items, planning the first sprint, and preparing for implementation across multiple sprints.

What is the primary purpose of a Sprint board?

• To visually track the progress of work items

• To assign tasks to team members

• To prioritize backlog items

• To document user feedback

Which of the following is NOT a typical state on a Sprint board?

• Doing

• Undone

• Completed

• To Do

What is included in a user story template?

• Type of user, task to be done, expected result

• Priority level, task description, deadline

• User feedback, task status, expected outcome

• Task description, user role, completion date

Who is responsible for setting the priority of Product Backlog items?

• Scrum Master

• Product Owner

• Development Team

• Project Manager

What is the main goal of Sprint Zero?

• To finalize the project budget

• To kick off the sprints and begin backlog implementation

• To conduct a project review

• To complete all user stories