Agile Project Management - The Three Cs Formula

The video tutorial explains the 3C's formula in user stories, which includes Card, Conversation, and Confirmation. 'Card' refers to capturing requirements on story cards, 'Conversation' emphasizes ongoing discussions to ensure clarity, and 'Confirmation' involves validating the completion of features with the product owner. This approach helps avoid mistakes and ensures the final product meets expectations.

What is the primary purpose of a story card in agile development?

• To act as a financial report

• To document requirements and acceptance criteria

• To replace all forms of communication

• To serve as a detailed project plan

Why is conversation considered a crucial part of the 3C's formula?

• It replaces the need for any documentation

• It is only necessary at the end of the project

• It allows for the creation of more story cards

• It ensures continuous discussion to avoid misunderstandings

Who are typically involved in the conversations around user stories?

• External consultants

• The team, product owner, and stakeholders

• Only the project manager

• The marketing team

What does the confirmation step in the 3C's formula involve?

• Rewriting the user story

• The product owner verifying the feature meets expectations

• Conducting a financial audit

• Creating a new project plan

How does the 3C's formula benefit agile development?

• By reducing the number of team members needed

• By focusing solely on the technical aspects

• By ensuring clear communication and verification of requirements

• By eliminating the need for any documentation