PM Academy Scrum Lessons - 10 Artifact, backlog, Sprint Goal

What are the three SCRUM Artifacts?​

• Product Backlog, Product Goal, Sprint Backlog​

• Product Goal, Sprint Goal, Definition of Done​

• Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Increment​

• Scrum of Scrums, Scalable Agile Framework   ​

Which of the following is not an artifact and its commitment?​

• Product Backlog and Product Goal

• Increment and Definition on Done​

• Sprint Backlog and Sprint Goal​

• Product Backlog and Definition of Done    ​

What are the component of the Sprint Backlog? (why, what, how)​

• Backlog, Requirement, Task

• Feature, User Story, Task

• Sprint Goal, Product Backlog, Increment actionable plan

• Epic, Feature Goal

Which of the following are TRUE for Increment?​ (Multiple Choice)

• It is a concrete steppingstone toward the Product Goal.​

• In order to provide value, it must be usable.

• Work cannot be considered part of an Increment unless it meets the Definition of Done.​

• It is defined by the developers as tasks are developed and tested.​

Why is the Product Backlog never complete?​

• Product Backlog is not fixed - it is a living artifact that is never complete.​

• PO is responsible for managing the Product Backlog: content, order, priority etc.​

• Product Backlog can contain: Epic, Feature, User Story, Task, Bug.​

• The highest ordered items in the Product Backlog should be more detailed to be “Ready” for the Development Team to start working on them.​

What are two popular methods to scale SCRUM to larger and more complex projects that require multiple teams and also integrating it with enterprise-level management functions?​ (Multiple Choice)

• Scrum of Scrums​

• Scaled Agile Framework​

• Agile Program Management​

• Portfolio Management​