Requirement Management

What is the primary goal of Agile methodology?

• To minimize team collaboration and communication.

• To deliver value to customers through iterative development.

• To maximize profits through strict planning.

• To deliver products without customer feedback.

Which of the following is a key principle of Agile?

• Contract negotiation over customer collaboration

• Prioritizing documentation over working software

• Customer collaboration over contract negotiation

• Following a strict plan over adapting to change

What does the term 'sprint' refer to in Agile?

• A type of software testing technique.

• A method for tracking project expenses.

• A time-boxed iteration in Agile for completing a set amount of work.

• A framework for managing team meetings.

How often should a team hold a sprint review?

• At the beginning of each sprint

• Only when requested by stakeholders

• At the end of each sprint.

• Once a month

What is the role of a Scrum Master in Agile?

• The Scrum Master acts as a facilitator and coach for the Scrum team, ensuring adherence to Agile practices.

• The Scrum Master is responsible for writing code for the team.

• The Scrum Master is the primary decision-maker for the team.

• The Scrum Master manages the project budget and resources.

What is the purpose of a product backlog?

• To define the marketing strategy for the product.

• The purpose of a product backlog is to prioritize and manage the work needed for product development.

• To list all completed tasks for the team.

• To track customer feedback and reviews.

Which Agile framework uses time-boxed iterations?

• Lean

• Kanban

• Scrum

• Extreme Programming

What is the significance of the daily stand-up meeting?

• It is a meeting to discuss individual performance.

• It replaces the need for written reports.

• It is a time for team members to socialize.

• The daily stand-up meeting enhances team communication and accountability.

How does Agile promote customer collaboration?

• Agile promotes customer collaboration by involving customers in the development process and incorporating their feedback throughout the project.

• Agile relies solely on market research instead of customer feedback.

• Agile discourages customer involvement to streamline the development process.

• Agile promotes customer collaboration by limiting communication to the final product review.

What is the difference between Agile and Waterfall methodologies?

• Agile is a fixed process; Waterfall is adaptable.

• Agile requires extensive documentation; Waterfall does not.

• Agile is iterative and flexible; Waterfall is linear and sequential.

• Agile is only for software development; Waterfall is for all projects.