Getting Started with Scrum - Step 7: Create a Sprint Board

The video tutorial explains the use of a Sprint board in product development, detailing the roles of the Product Owner, Scrum Master, and Developers. It describes the essential states of a Sprint board: to do, doing, and done, and how work items transition through these states. The tutorial emphasizes the shared responsibility of the team in managing the Sprint board and highlights the importance of collaboration in removing impediments and tracking progress.

What is the primary purpose of a Sprint board in product development?

• To track the financial budget of the project

• To manage the timeline of the project

• To organize and track the progress of work items

• To evaluate team performance

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

• Completed

• To do

• Archived

• In progress

How many minimum states are required on a Sprint board?

• Three

• Five

• Two

• Four

Who is responsible for creating the 'To do' items on the Sprint board?

• Project Manager

• Developers

• Scrum Master

• Product Owner

What role does the Scrum Master play in managing the Sprint board?

• Creating 'To do' items

• Developing work items

• Removing impediments

• Testing completed items