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SCRUM
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Mind Map on SCRUM, created by Jamie_472 on 05/15/2014.
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SCRUM
Agile Methodology
Sprint Cycle
Product Backlog
Prioritised list of features required by the customer
Features are known as user stories
Wishlist
Sprint Backlog
Features to be done this sprint
Features are expanded into smaller tasks
Sprints are normally about one month long
Daily Scrum: 15 minute meeting held every day. SCRUM Master asks:
What have you accomplished since the last meeting?
Are there any obstacles in the way of meeting your goal?
What will you accomplish before the next meeting?
New functionality is demonstrated at the end of each sprint
Sprint Retrospective Meeting
Takes place at the end of each sprint
Team reflects on what went right and areas of improvement
Team
Product Owner
Makes sure the right features make it into the product backlog
Helps set the direction of the product
Scrum Master/Project Manager
Makes sure the project is progressing smoothly
Makes sure everyone has the tools they need to allow them to get the job done
Sets up meetings, monitors the work being done, and plans releases
Developers
Testers
Release Planning
Team decides which user stories are going to be put into release
Release Backlog
User stories included in a particular release
Team prioritises user stories and estimates how long each will take
Sprints used to get work done
1 - 30 days
2 - 12 sprints per release
Product in ship-ready state at the end of each sprint
Estimates
Hours, days, months
Burndown Chart
Day be day measure of remaining work in a given sprint or release
Burndown Velocity/Rate of Productivity
Work remaining decreases with every day
Estimated completion date can be calculated based on velocity
Work Remaining / Rate = Days to Completion
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