Professional Scrum Master 2 (PSM II) Certification - A Crash Course - Product Backlog Management - User Stories

The video tutorial introduces user stories, a key component in creating a product backlog. It explains the three Rs of user stories: Role, Requirement, and Reason, emphasizing their importance in delivering value and ensuring a high return on investment. An example of a user story in a Formula One game is provided. The tutorial also covers acceptance criteria, detailing their role in defining when a user story is complete and how they translate into tests for quality assurance. A template for writing acceptance criteria is shared, along with an example, highlighting the importance of considering edge cases.

What is the primary purpose of a user story in a Scrum team?

• To assign tasks to team members

• To outline project timelines

• To deliver value to the user

• To document technical specifications

Which of the following is NOT part of the 'three Rs' of story card writing?

• Review

• Reason

• Role

• Requirement

What is the main role of acceptance criteria in user stories?

• To define the project budget

• To specify when a user story is complete

• To list team members' responsibilities

• To outline the project scope

Who is primarily responsible for producing acceptance criteria?

• The Project Manager

• The Development Team

• The Product Owner

• The Scrum Master

Why is it beneficial to separate out edge cases in acceptance criteria?

• To reduce the number of user stories

• To address potential tricky situations

• To ensure all team members understand their roles

• To simplify the testing process