Agile Masterclass: Agile for Project Management - Introduction to Scrum Events

The video introduces the five main Scrum events: Sprint, Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, and Sprint Retrospective. It highlights key features of these events, such as regularity, timeboxing, and efficiency, emphasizing their role in enhancing productivity. The importance of the Scrum Master in ensuring proper implementation is noted. The video also discusses the three pillars of Scrum: transparency, inspection, and adaptation, and how different events contribute to these principles. Viewers are encouraged to consider these aspects in upcoming lectures.

Which of the following is NOT one of the five main Scrum events?

• Daily Scrum

• Product Backlog Refinement

• Sprint Planning

• Sprint

What is the purpose of timeboxing in Scrum events?

• To ensure meetings are efficient and do not disrupt development work

• To allow meetings to be flexible in duration

• To make meetings optional for team members

• To extend meetings as needed

How often should Scrum events occur?

• Only when necessary

• Regularly, based on their specific frequency

• Once a year

• Once a month

Which pillar of Scrum focuses on early detection and correction of deviations?

• Transparency

• Inspection

• Adaptation

• Collaboration

Which Scrum events are primarily aimed at increasing transparency?

• Sprint Planning and Daily Scrum

• Sprint, Sprint Planning, and Retrospective

• Sprint Review and Retrospective

• Daily Scrum and Sprint Review