Agile Project Management - How to Manage Changing Requirements - Building the Product Backlog

The video tutorial explains how Scrum manages changing requirements through sprints. It highlights the importance of maintaining a backlog and the role of the Scrum Master in ensuring that user stories are ready for sprints. The Scrum Master is responsible for organizing necessary meetings and coordinating with product owners to make final decisions and prepare for upcoming sprints.

Why is it important to maintain and update the backlog in Scrum?

• To ensure the team has enough work for the sprint

• To increase the number of sprints

• To avoid unnecessary meetings

• To reduce the workload of the Scrum master

What is the primary way Scrum handles changing requirements?

• Through continuous integration

• Through daily stand-up meetings

• By organizing work into sprints

• By using a Kanban board

What must be ready before a sprint begins in Scrum?

• A list of potential risks

• A number of user stories

• A detailed project plan

• A complete product backlog

What is one of the key responsibilities of a Scrum master?

• To write user stories

• To arrange necessary meetings

• To develop the product

• To manage the budget

Who might the Scrum master need to meet with to prepare for an upcoming sprint?

• The development team

• The product owners

• The marketing team

• The stakeholders