Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - What Is Sprint Backlog

The video tutorial explains the importance of the Sprint backlog in the Scrum process. It covers how the Sprint backlog is created, its components, and its role in simplifying Scrum. The tutorial also discusses user stories, product backlog items, and the importance of task breakdown and planning. It emphasizes the need for effective Sprint planning and the use of boards to track progress and simplify the Scrum process.

What is the primary purpose of the Sprint backlog in the Scrum process?

• To document the entire project

• To simplify and detail the Scrum process

• To replace the product backlog

• To assign tasks to team members

Which of the following is NOT a component of the Sprint backlog?

• Project budget

• Detailed plan

• Product backlog items

• Sprint goal

How are tasks typically created during a Sprint?

• Before the Sprint begins

• Only at the Sprint planning meeting

• Throughout the Sprint as needed

• At the end of the Sprint

What is the role of the Sprint planning meeting?

• To finalize the project budget

• To detail the plan for achieving the Sprint goal

• To assign roles to team members

• To review the previous Sprint

What is a key benefit of using a board for the Sprint backlog?

• It reduces the need for team communication

• It automatically updates the product backlog

• It eliminates the need for meetings

• It provides a visual representation of tasks and progress

Why is simplicity important in the Scrum process?

• To eliminate the need for a product backlog

• To minimize the complexity of changes

• To reduce the number of team members

• To ensure faster project completion

What should be considered when choosing between a physical or virtual board for the Sprint backlog?

• The size of the Scrum team

• The company's policies and requirements

• The number of tasks in the backlog

• The duration of the Sprint