Agile Project Management - Sprint Planning: What Is the Outcome of Sprint Planning

The video tutorial explains the process of Sprint planning in Agile methodology. It emphasizes the importance of clarity on what is being built, how it will be built, and the commitment to deliver. By the end of a Sprint planning meeting, the product owner should be satisfied with the agreed Sprint goal. The team discusses and commits to delivering the proposed feature set. The Sprint backlog, consisting of estimated stories and subtasks from the product backlog, is formed to guide the team's work during the Sprint.

What should the team have clarity on before starting their work?

• The budget for the project

• What they are building, how they plan to build it, and their commitment to delivering it

• The number of team members

• The location of the team meetings

Who should be satisfied with the Sprint goal by the end of a spread?

• The Product Owner

• The Stakeholders

• The Development Team

• The Scrum Master

What is the outcome of the Sprint planning meeting?

• A timeline for the next year

• A detailed project budget

• A team commitment to deliver a number of stories

• A list of potential risks

What does the Sprint backlog consist of?

• A combination of stories and subtasks from the product backlog

• A list of team members

• A collection of client feedback

• A set of meeting notes

What forms the work that the team will do in the Sprint?

• The meeting agenda

• The Sprint backlog

• The project budget

• The client requirements