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Chapter 1 - A new approach for complex problems
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1Building complex products like software is a complex adaptive problem. Complex adaptive problems are:
- ADeterministic
- BStochastic
- CHard to predict even using the history of the past
2Select all that apply. Empiricism provides:
- AFrequent oppertunities to get information using which uncertainty can be completly eliminated
- BFrequent oppertunities to discuss different possibilities
- CFrequent oppertunities to make informed decisions, thus reducing risk
3Select the best answer. Scrum is a newer way of doing things to address complex problems. It is a newer way because
- AIt offers new terminology for traditional practices
- BIt is easier to master (implement) than the traditional way
- CIt increases the oppertunity to control risk and optimizes the predictability of progress
- DIt is closely associated with emerging technologies
4... is the heart of Scrum. It is like a mini-project that contains the other four events
- ASprint
- BSprint Planning
- CDaily Scrum
- DSprint Review
- ESprint Retrospektive
5This is the first event of Sprint. A small amount of work is chosen and a plan of how to deliver that work is put together.
- ASprint
- BSprint Planning
- CDaily Scrum
- DSprint Review
- ESprint Retrospektive
6The short and quick daily recurring event within the Sprint in which the team members synchronize their progress with each other and confirm the next 24-hour plan.
- ASprint
- BSprint Planning
- CDaily Scrum
- DSprint Review
- ESprint Retrospektive
7The on-time event within Sprint in which the team makes the progress visible to the stakeholders. Both the team and stakeholders collaborate to adjust their next steps.
- ASprint
- BSprint Planning
- CDaily Scrum
- DSprint Review
- ESprint Retrospective
8This is the final event of the Sprint. This is an inspection and adaptation oppertunity for the Scrum Team to inspect their way of working and identify potential improvments.
- ASprint
- BSprint Planning
- CDaily Scrum
- DSprint Review
- ESprint Retrospective
9Scrum effectively limits the risk of unknowingly doing somehting wrong by
- AHaving a detailed and extensive risk management plan
- BHaving multiple checkpoints and thorough review by senior management at those checkpoints
- CUsing short iterations called Sprints
10Scrum is
- AA framework to address complex adaptive problems
- BCollection of industry best practices in information technology
- CA body of knowledge on software engineering to build products
11To reduce the likelihood of not meeting big commitments, Scrum uses
- ATimeboxing, so the planned events can happen on time
- BTimeboxing, so the commitments will have additional buffer of time
- CTimeboxing, so the events cannot exceed a predetermined time box
12Select all that apply. The formal opportunities for Inspection and Adaption are
- ASprint
- BDefinition of "Done"
- CProduct Increment
- DNone of the above
13Scrum frameworks consists of
- AScrum Standards
- BScrum Teams
- CProduct Development Process
- DRoles, events, artifacts, and rules associated with Scrum Teams
14As per empiricism, knowledge is acquired by
- AExperience
- BAnalytical tools
- CFormal Teaching
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