Agile Masterclass: Agile for Project Management - Scrum Artifact 3: Increment

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'increment' in a sprint, highlighting its characteristics such as being usable, inspectable, and inclusive of previous sprint increments. It also discusses the 'definition of done', emphasizing the importance of team consensus and maturity in setting quality standards. The lecture concludes with a brief wrap-up and a look forward to the next session.

What is an increment in the context of a Sprint?

• A bug fix applied to the product

• A new feature added to the product

• A document outlining the Sprint goals

• The final releasable output created during the Sprint

Which characteristic is essential for an increment to be considered usable?

• It must be a standalone feature

• It should be approved by the stakeholders

• It should be ready for production

• It must be documented

Why is it important for an increment to be inspectable?

• To reduce development costs

• To allow for quick deployment

• To make it easier to market

• To ensure it can be tested and verified

What does the inclusion of previous Sprint increments in a new increment signify?

• The product is being developed from scratch

• The product is being tested

• The product is being improved upon

• The product is being discarded

What is crucial for a team when defining 'done'?

• Allowing each team member to have their own definition

• Having a single definition for all projects

• Ensuring everyone agrees on the definition

• Making the definition as broad as possible