Getting Started with Scrum - Demo: Planning the First Sprint

The video tutorial covers the planning and setup for Sprint 0 in a scrum framework using Azure DevOps. It discusses the importance of setting conventions and practices, deciding on naming conventions, sprint duration, and scheduling. The tutorial also highlights the use of tools like Azure DevOps, logging expectations, and creating documentation in the wiki for the Campus Connect project.

What is the primary purpose of Sprint 0 in the planning process?

• To set up initial project tools and conventions

• To conduct team-building activities

• To review the previous project's outcomes

• To finalize the product release date

Why is the Sprint 0 meeting considered crucial?

• It determines the project's budget

• It sets conventions and practices for future sprints

• It assigns roles to team members

• It finalizes the project scope

What naming convention is suggested for the Campus Connect project?

• Sprint I, II, III

• Sprint A, B, C

• Sprint 1, 2, 3

• Sprint Alpha, Beta, Gamma

What is the typical duration for a Sprint in the Campus Connect project?

• Four weeks

• Three weeks

• Two weeks

• One week

Which tool is chosen for managing the Sprint in the Campus Connect project?

• Jira

• Trello

• Azure DevOps

• GitHub

What unit testing framework is recommended for the Campus Connect project?

• PyTest

• NUnit

• JUnit

• Mocha

What is expected from team members regarding the project board?

• Update it daily

• Update it weekly

• Update it bi-weekly

• Update it monthly