Agile Project Management - Scrum Introduction and Recap

The video tutorial introduces and recaps scrum theory, emphasizing its empirical process control foundation. It explains the three core principles: transparency, inspection, and adaptation, highlighting their importance in building trust and improving team performance. The tutorial contrasts scrum with the waterfall model, showcasing scrum's iterative approach. It details the scrum skeleton, including the product backlog, sprint backlog, and daily scrum meetings, illustrating how these elements contribute to delivering shippable product increments. The cycle of continuous improvement through sprint reviews and retrospectives is also discussed.

What are the three core principles of Scrum that help in building trust and improving processes?

• Analysis, Design, Development

• Transparency, Inspection, Adaptation

• Planning, Execution, Review

• Design, Implementation, Testing

In the Scrum framework, what is the purpose of the product backlog?

• To schedule team meetings and deadlines

• To outline the project budget and resources

• To document the final product specifications

• To list all features and acceptance criteria desired for the product

What is the maximum duration of a Sprint in the Scrum process?

• 15 days

• 30 days

• 45 days

• 60 days

What is the main goal of the daily Scrum meeting?

• To finalize the product design

• To allocate project resources

• To conduct a team-building exercise

• To check progress and adapt the plan for the day

What is the purpose of a Sprint retrospective in the Scrum process?

• To allocate tasks for the next project

• To plan the next Sprint

• To inspect and adapt for continuous improvement

• To finalize the product release