Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - Agile Methods

The video provides an overview of various Agile methodologies, including Scrum, Extreme Programming (XP), Lean Software Development, Crystal, Dynamic System Development Method (DSDM), Feature Driven Development (FDD), and Kanban. Each method is explained with its principles, practices, and industry applications. The video highlights the differences between iteration-based and flow-based approaches, emphasizing the importance of Agile in the software industry and beyond.

What is one of the main reasons Scrum is popular in the software industry?

• It is known for its complexity.

• It offers a flexible and simple framework.

• It is only used in non-software industries.

• It is a heavyweight management framework.

Which industry primarily uses Extreme Programming due to its high work ratio with graphics and animation?

• Banking

• Gaming

• Retail

• Healthcare

What is a core principle of Lean Software Development?

• Reducing customer involvement

• Lengthening delivery times

• Eliminating waste

• Increasing waste

Which Agile methodology is known for its adaptability based on team size and project priorities?

• Kanban

• Extreme Programming

• Crystal

• Scrum

What prioritization technique does DSDM use to manage requirements?

• Waterfall model

• MoSCoW prioritization

• Scrum sprints

• Lean cycles

Which Agile methodology emphasizes interaction between people and processes?

• Lean

• Crystal

• Feature Driven Development

• Kanban

Feature Driven Development primarily focuses on which aspect of project development?

• Feature-centric development

• Team size

• Cost reduction

• Time management

What is the primary focus of Kanban in Agile methodologies?

• Increasing inventory

• Flow-based task management

• Reducing team size

• Iteration-based development

Which Agile method is known for using cards to represent tasks and a board to track progress?

• Crystal

• Scrum

• Kanban

• Extreme Programming

What is a key difference between Scrum and Kanban?

• Both are iteration-based.

• Scrum is flow-based, Kanban is iteration-based.

• Scrum is iteration-based, Kanban is flow-based.

• Both are flow-based.