SCRUM

SCRUM

1. Sprint

   • (2-6 Weeks)  Sprint Iteration/Cycle:  Each time all the assigned tasks are completed, and/or assigned due date has expired.
   • Meetings
     • All the meetings that happen at each Sprint iteration
     • Sprint Planning
       • (4 hrs) This meeting is done at the beginning of each Sprint iteration.  SM & Team pick Epic Stories that will later be broken down into User Stories and assign them to Teams
       • Daily SCRUM
         • (15 mins Daily) Meetings that discuss any issue/inquiry that the team is having in their particular task assigned.
         • Sprint Review
           • (A total of 4 hrs) This meeting is done at the end of each Sprint iteration.
           • Show & Tell
             • (2 hrs) Team does a Demo of the User Story completed
           • Sprint Retrospective
             • (2 hrs) A review or open discussion for comments, suggestions, and/or questions regarding the entire Sprint iteration
   • Documents
     • All sets of documents used during Sprint iterations
     • Product Backlog
       • A Document designed for the Product Owner and the SCRUM Master
       • Sprint Backlog
         • A Document designed for SCRUM Master and the Team. After a Sprint iteration is done, a new Sprint Backlog is created.
         • Burn Down Chart
           • Used to keep track of User Stories during Sprint. After a Sprint iteration is done, a new Sprint Backlog is created.
   • Stakeholders
     • People/Groups that Participate in the entire process of SCRUM methodology
     • PO
       • Product Owner: They create a Product Backlog (BRD or SRS) with the SCRUM Master(s)
     • SM
       • SCRUM Master: It is a type of project manager that ensures and executes all the SCRUM methodologies. There can be multiple SCRUM Masters along the entire project. Hierarchy between SCRUM Masters
     • Team
       • (5-9 people)  Multiple Teams Scrum of Scrums